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The Many Ways of Escaping: Dust.js Filters

Dust.js is a powerful JavaScript templating framework, currently maintained by LinkedIn, that can function both in the browser and server-side. At the moment, I’m working on an introductory presentation on Dust.js for the Silicon Valley Code Camp. And as I

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My Node.js Misperceptions

After recently studying and playing with Node.js, I realized that I had somehow picked up a couple of misperceptions that were wildly off base: Node.js is solely a platform for web development similar to one of the other popular server-side

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JavaScript Templating as a Cross-Stack Presentation/View Layer

At last night’s Front End Developers United meetup in Mountain View, Jeff Harrell of PayPal and Veena Basavaraj of LinkedIn spoke about the use of Dust.js within their organizations. LinkedIn and PayPal chose Dust.js from among the many JavaScript templating

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