This beginner-friendly guide reveals how Node.js’s cluster module overcomes its single-threaded limitation by spawning multiple processes. You’ll learn to fork master and worker processes, distribute requests across CPU cores, handle crashes, and auto-respawn workers. Packed with practical code examples, this tutorial equips you to optimize Node.js applications for production-scale performance and reliability.
JavaScript Inheritance: Ultimate Guide to OOP in Javascript
Discover the power of JavaScript inheritance for building robust, scalable applications. This guide covers everything from prototype chains to ES6 classes, advanced design patterns with code examples that will help elevate your JavaScript skills to the next level.
Create Multi-Process NodeJS Server With ‘Clustered-Node’
Notice: This library is Outdated and haven’t been updated for a long time. Fork the repository and update as per your own need. If you are a NodeJS application developer, you are developing it in a single-threaded/single-process-based manner by default. If you deploy it on a multi-CPU/core-based server, you are only under-utilizing it. Sure, we […]
JavaScript Classes: The Essential OOP Concept in Javascript
In this article, we will explore one of the essential OOP concepts in Javascript: Classes. Master the basics of JavaScript classes with this comprehensive guide. Learn to create more organized, maintainable code using modern class syntax, inheritance, private fields and other best practices in depth with code examples.
Essential Vim Commands: The Ultimate Guide for Developers
This article compiles essential Vim commands to assist users in efficiently navigating and editing files within the terminal-based Vim/Vi editor. It covers fundamental operations such as entering and exiting insert mode, displaying line numbers, navigating to specific lines, searching text, saving files with elevated permissions, deleting content, and performing copy-cut-paste actions. The guide serves as a handy reference for both occasional and regular Vim users.