Installing Node.Js On OS X 10.6
Updated May 7 2010, With Version 0.1.94 From GitHub
Node.js is evented i/o for Google’s V8 Server Side JavaScript engine. For me . . . node.js means I can write apps that can handle tons of requests without having to learn/think about threads & locks (all I know about threads is that they are scary and involve big books from O’reilly).
As a front-end developer the node.js approach is fantastic because I already think in terms of events and I love writing code in JavaScript.
Installing node.js on OS X is super-easy and the documentation on the node.js site is great, but I figured I would write a step-by-step for OS X since I had just installed it for the first time. The node.js install includes Google’s V8 JS engine so no need to worry about installing that.
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