node summit presentation: http://nodesummit.com/media/node-at-dow-jones/

3. 2010
Dow Jones LOVES Javascript,
OS, and moving fast
2012
WSJ Real Time
Tesla
2011
WSJ Social
HISTORY.
2013
WSJD, Mobile,
*Professional
2014
WSJ Articles,
MarketWatch
Standardize

4. Enterprise Ready
allowed us to start before the
community was ready
Best Practices
patterns familiar to a DJ developer:
DI, highly modular page builds,
SOA, and deployment
Defaults
anything our developers would
need has a sensible default
Simple
tiny surface area
TESLA.
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5. SERVO.
Easier
It was cheaper and easier to
build and far more
customizable
Deployment
Easily configure scaling
groups, balancing, dns
Quickly deploy with a git sha
and some json
Node Everywhere
Node adapters, plugins, and
libraries are supported by
everyone (AWS, New Relic,
etc)
Centralized
AWS efficiencies, cost, and
security management. Makes
it easy to switch cloud
providers

6. Almost any web developer will be able
to write tests when they are in javascript
Accessible
This library is mostly glue and polish
because most of the hardwork has
been done by others
Great Libraries
… and I don’t need to tell you anymore
because you can see for yourself:
https://github.com/dowjones/fiveby
Open Source
FIVEBY.

7. LAST WORD.
ESSENTIAL.
Has there ever been a technology that
can be easily deployed anywhere,
is almost universally known by engineers,
meets the performance profile of today’s apps
can be used in any layer of your stack,
has tons of amazing libraries, plugins, and tools?
@scott2449
https://github.com/dowjones
https://github.com/areusjs