How the Wikimedia Foundation Balances Security and Open Information in Web Development
The Wikimedia Foundation is the non-profit that hosts Wikipedia and other free knowledge and open data projects. These projects are made possible by a global community who, together with the Foundation, comprise the “Wikimedia movement”. The Wikimedia movement is united by a vision: to bring about a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge. We talked with Timo Tijhof, Principal Engineer at the Wikimedia Foundation, to find out how the organization approaches security and performance at scale.
OpenJS In Action: How Wix Applied Multi-threading to Node.js and Cut Thousands of SSR Pods and Money
In Wix, as part of our sites’ Server-Side-Rendering architecture, we build and maintain the heavily used Server-Side-Rendering-Execution platform (aka SSRE).
Node.js Case Study: Ryder
Ryder Delivers Real-Time Visibility in Less Time with Profound Logic’s Node.js solution
AMP Project Case Study: VOGSY
VOGSY Improves Services Firms’ Quote-to-Cash Speed by 80% with AMP-powered dynamic emails
Dressed to Impress: NET-A-PORTER, Mr Porter and JavaScript Frameworks
For this OpenJS In Action, Robin Glen, Principal Developer for YNAP joined the OpenJS Foundation Director Robin Ginn to discuss their use of JavaScript in building a global brand.
Expedia Group: Building better testing pipelines with opensource.
The OpenJS In Action series features companies that use OpenJS Foundation projects to help develop efficient, effective web technologies.
How Node.js saved the U.S. Government $100K
When someone proposes a complicated, expensive solution ask yourself: can it be done cheaper, better and/or faster?
How The Weather Company uses Node.js in production
Using Node.js improved site speed, performance, and scalability