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Build a docket of tasks as you work.
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Recursively remove all files and directories like rmdir -rf, but in node.js.
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A tool for benchmarking in the surveying sense, not in a competitive sense.
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A simple Zencoder client to manage Jobs with Node-style callbacks.
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A set of stream-based Node bindings for ZeroMQ.
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A simple-to-use, simple-to-understand, streams-based TMX parser.
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Like range(), but for multiple sets of integers.
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The simplest and most obvious remote object superclass that I could think of.
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A native, barebones Promises/A+ implementation.
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Provides a nice interface to a2saas.com, the asciitosvg web service.
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A library and script for creating and running bots written in Node.
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The simplest and most obvious way to use multiple inheritance in Javascript that I could think of.
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A tiny framework for composing atoms of logic and transfering messages betwixt.
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A very simple Node.js-based content management system.
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A simple stateful Object prototype inspired by Unreal Engine 3 Actors.
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A massively-distributable, service-oriented architecture with all the flexibility of Node.
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A handy callback to use from the REPL console.
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A sweet facade on top of a process.disconnect-based graceful collapse.
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A project-local version of rc, chainable with the original.
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A dead-simple module for picking a random item with weights.
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A simple wrapper around the nodechecker.com API.
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A collection of useful npm.org requests.
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A simple wrapper around callbacks to make them fire both once and later.
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A collection of client SDK implementations for the LoopBack framework.