Justin Beckwith Blog

You know that feeling when you publish a website, and three months later someone tells you half the links are broken?

A few years ago, npm introduced the notion of a package-lock.json.

As someone who works on developer tooling - GitHub is the holy grail of data sets.

In March I had the chance to talk at GCP Next on Node.js @ Google.

I find dependency management and package managers interesting.

note: I recently updated this post to make sure all of the commands still work.

A few years ago, I put together a fun little app that used node.js, service bus, cloud services, and the Instagram realtime API to build a realtime visualization of images posted to Instagram.

A few weeks ago I got pulled into a meeting.

2014 was a crazy year.

While attending the developer conference Øredev last week, I had the pleasure of giving a talk on es6.

Last week I had the amazing opportunity to give a talk on ASP.NET vNext at the Øredev developer conference.

So - I haven't been doing much blogging or speaking on WebMatrix or node recently.

Over the last few weeks, I've been slowly moving my blog from Wordpress to Jekyll.

Wazstagram is a fun experiment with node.js on Windows Azure and the Instagram Realtime API.

I spend a lot of time at the command line.

A few months ago, we introduced the new node.js features we've added to WebMatrix 2.

After releasing WebMatrix 2 RC this week, I'm excited to head out to NYC for WordCamp 2012.

After months of hard work by the WebMatrix team, it's exciting to introduce the release candidate of WebMatrix 2.

Building asynchronous real time apps with bidirectional communication has traditionally been a very difficult thing to do.

I wrote a blog post for the MSDN AppFabric Blog!