When we announced that we were joining the GoDaddy team back in February we also said that we were evaluating several partners to ensure that existing Nodejitsu customers were given the best possible transition experience. After a thorough evalution of multiple partners we are happy to announce that Nodejitsu customers…

Back in February we announced the Nodejitsu team was joining GoDaddy we told our existing users that we would be ending the Nodejitsu Platform-as-a-Service in seven months. Based on a variety of factors the Nodejitsu team has decided to continue supporting the Nodejitsu Platform-as-a-Service until December 30th, 2015 11:59…

In 2010, Nodejitsu started with a simple idea: a company with Open Source in its DNA creating essential productivity tools focused on a new platform that most people had never heard of or were already dismissive of: Node.js. Back then the server-side JavaScript ecosystem was fragmented and diverse; with…

This is a guest post from Alex Gorbatchev over at npmawesome.com. Nodejitsu loved what npmawesome.com was doing and is now supporting the project. redislock (GitHub: danielstjules/redislock, License: MIT) by Daniel St. Jules is a module for distributed locking powered by Redis. This utility is very helpful when…

This is a guest post from Alex Gorbatchev over at npmawesome.com. Nodejitsu loved what npmawesome.com was doing and is now supporting the project. os-monitor (GitHub: lfortin/node-os-monitor, License: MIT) by Laurent Fortin is a very handy utility module to help you monitor basic stats of the server app…

This is a guest post from Alex Gorbatchev over at npmawesome.com. Nodejitsu loved what npmawesome.com was doing and is now supporting the project. stepup (GitHub: CrabDude/stepup, License: MIT) by Adam Crabtree is a simple control-flow library that makes parallel execution, serial execution, and error handling painless. This…