taken by the "NODE-CAM"

Ganglio sospechoso, inflamado

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Mélianie Raymond - GBIF Secretariat

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Mélianie Raymond - GBIF Secretariat

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Maheva Bagard Laursen - GBIF Secretariat

www.flickr.com/photos/27345247@N00/2835942880/

From data shared by Matthijs, whom I met at the eSocial Science conference. This shows a bipartite network of people and projects funded by the UK eScience initiatives; the people are circles and the projects are squares, or maybe it's the other way around... The color and size of the nodes indicates degree; redder and bigger nodes have more connections than smaller and yellower nodes. I haven't yet done any analysis, but it's an interesting little data set to play with when I have time to kill.

Total Metal Festival

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Villareal's Multiverse. On display in the National Gallery of Art

Node.js Tutorial

Node.js is a very powerful JavaScript-based framework/platform built on Google Chrome’s JavaScript V

Node.js Introduction

What is Node.js?Node.js is a server-side platform built on Google Chrome’s JavaScript Engine (V8 Eng

Node.js...

Node.js, tutorial

www.viralleakszone.com/node-js-tutorial/

Photos by Mélianie Raymond

Lymph Node

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Maheva Bagard Laursen - GBIF Secretariat

See the blog post: rasterweb.net/raster/2015/01/11/baltimore-node/

The node is the point on the bar that doesn't vibrate. Hold the bar at the node to check its tuning.

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Maheva Bagard Laursen - GBIF Secretariat

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

G-NODE American Aviation AA-5B (1182) at Tannheim on 24/08/13

Photo by Mélianie Raymond

Photo by Mélianie Raymond

The adoption of #Node_JS is being driven by the need to reduce the time-to-market for applications. Greater agility and reduced labor costs lead to more rapid development so companies can react to today’s fast-changing commercial landscapes. Node.js uses JavaScript, one of the most popular programming languages today, meaning Node is within easy reach of a huge population of developers.

The rules of application development are changing. Here’s how:

1. Modular design

2. Ecosystem

3. Collaboration

4. Time to market

5. Operating costs

#OfficialGates ---> www.officialgates.com

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

ギルイケメンすぎる。

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

Day 2

Module 3: Developing training for your network

Module 4: Resourcing & collaborative project writing in the nodes community

Photo by Maheva Bagard Laursen - GBIF Secretariat