Two things happen that make it difficult to run a Node.js process on a non-default port. First, Elastic Beanstalk uses load balancers. When a request hits your EB DNS (your-app.elasticbeanstalk.com) the load balancer directs the traffic to the least utilized instance (assuming you have multiple ec2 instances...
Read moreRan into an interesting problem today in which a method in one of my classes happened to have the same name as a method on my testing framework. I'm pasting a lot of code but highlighting the important details with comments. Contract require_relative './exceptions' require_relative './fulfillment_...
Read moreUPDATE: I got it to work. Use inotify on your host machine to watch the directory for changes and run docker exec <container> circusctl restart <circus_process> And since MAC doesn't have inotify, we can use fswatch. brew install fswatch Then we can watch a directory...
Read moreThe new operator is often misunderstood and improperly used by programmers just learning JavaScript. This operator "creates an instance of a user-defined object type or of one of the built-in object types that has a constructor function". Let's focus on one part a a time. In the sentence...
Read moreA common git workflow is for developers to work on a feature branch of their local fork and then submit a pull request to the upstream master. The pull request is then reviewed by other members of the team and if everything looks good it's merged in. For simple pull...
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