List of Figures

Chapter 1. Welcome to Node.js

Figure 1.1. An example of non-blocking I/O in the browser

Figure 1.2. WebFaction Apache/NGINX benchmark

Figure 1.3. Browserling: interactive cross-browser testing using Node.js

Figure 1.4. Browserling workflow

Figure 1.5. An example of non-blocking I/O in Node

Chapter 2. Building a multiroom chat application

Figure 2.1. Entering a message into the chat application

Figure 2.2. Changing one’s chat name

Figure 2.3. Changing rooms

Figure 2.4. The results of changing to a new room

Figure 2.5. Handling HTTP and WebSocket within a single application

Figure 2.6. The skeletal project directory for the chat application

Figure 2.7. When npm is used to install dependencies, a node_modules directory is created. ...

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