> Can someone point me to a way to use Node that actually makes sense for something that doesn't have to be near-real-time?
I'd like to see a CMS+Framework like Drupal built in node. Serving an entire dynamic site (say, a corporate site with customer portal) in node could be extremely sweet.
Edit to point out: just because it's in node doesn't mean it's a single-page, ajaxy app. It's obviously the killer application for now, but as time goes on and we link together more and more with external APIs (that might not answer you right away), the async model will make more sense for even a mid-level webapp or customer portal IMO.
I'd like to see a CMS+Framework like Drupal built in node. Serving an entire dynamic site (say, a corporate site with customer portal) in node could be extremely sweet.
Edit to point out: just because it's in node doesn't mean it's a single-page, ajaxy app. It's obviously the killer application for now, but as time goes on and we link together more and more with external APIs (that might not answer you right away), the async model will make more sense for even a mid-level webapp or customer portal IMO.