Extending EventEmitter To Create An Evented Cache In Node.js

(Ben Nadel) As I’ve started to play around with Node.js, the EventEmitter class is quickly becoming one of my favorite classes. The EventEmitter class can be extended in order to provide sub-classes with publication and subscription (pub/sub) functionality.

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Extending EventEmitter To Create An Evented Cache In Node.js

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