This guide explains how Nginx modules are organized, how to view and select available modules with ./configure --help, add third‑party modules using the --add-module option, and understand Nginx’s single‑process and master‑worker process models.
This guide walks through Nginx's source tree, explains the main modules, shows how to compile it on CentOS with required dependencies, and examines the resulting configuration and object files to help developers understand the server's inner workings.
An in‑depth look at the ongoing debate between CommonJS and ECMAScript Modules in Node.js, drawing on the latest TC39 discussions to explain their implementation differences, practical impacts, and why reconciling them has long puzzled the Node.js community.
Redis Labs introduces the Redis Module System, enabling developers to extend Redis with C‑based modules that provide advanced features such as in‑database image processing via GraphicsMagick and enhanced string operations like CHECKAND and PREPEND, fostering a growing ecosystem of shared modules.
This article explains how Node.js supports various ES6 features, categorizes them into shipping, staged, and in‑progress groups, and shows how to enable full ES6 syntax in Node.js projects using Babel plugins, configuration files, and build scripts.
This article explains Nginx’s lightweight kernel and modular design, detailing how the core, basic, and third‑party modules are organized by structure and function, and describing the roles of handlers, filters, and proxies in processing HTTP requests and responses.
