true "if you want to become a programmer, you have to be comfortable with having
to learn new things constantly for the rest of your life."

#nodejs v0.6.0 is released! http://t.co/Dr2HJGI3

Seriously - it's amazingly great that programming is a job.

Software should be a show. The development must have a tinge of entertainment. There must be a plot. Frequent releases are necessary.

Mongo is the new MySQL (http://t.co/T7BwURz) and Node is the new PHP. A new LAMP-like stack is emerging.

PHP is backwards too but scales from a simple web form to Facebook. One can only dream to make software as useful as PHP...

A response to the recent #nodejs fear, uncertainty and doubt http://j.mp/mQWbsY

#nodejs passes jquery in number of github watchers http://t.co/C6BiEgx

Here are my slides from #nodefest http://t.co/vRJ7npPF #nodejs

Software is often designed with the assumption that the user cares. This often leads to a worse user experience.

#nodejs v0.4.0 released http://nodejs.org/v0.4_announcement.html http://bit.ly/hXl8sp

Programming is like city planning. Old programs look like modern day european cities with layers of construction spaning centuries.

#nodejs v0.6.2 released http://t.co/mxVdgXVt

#nodejs v0.8 roadmap http://t.co/HfdHevVm

Time to Disappointment (TTD) is my new metric for software. The number of seconds from download until disappointment becomes overwhelming.

#nodejs intro video now at 101,000 views. It seems node is spreading like cancer! :D http://t.co/wSFHEZgx

Those who forget the past are free to invent the future.

#nodejs v0.6.1 released http://t.co/3vt3WniN

this looks pretty awesome http://t.co/mnZVN1EM #nodejs

Browsers should have a visual element to indicate that a web socket connection exists and thus you should expect updates.