Recently I open sourced the new JavaScript V8 WSGI framework which runs on Node (a non-blocking network process). Of course there is a great set of frameworks which exist for node today, none that match the performance and awesome levels of nodeJuice. Visit http://nodejuice.com for more information. The greatest aspect to nodeJuice is the seeker server. This server allows you to edit HTML, CSS, JS and images and have them update automatically the instant you make a change. For example: I'm in photoshop and I'm updating an existing photo. As soon as I press save, the browser will update and display the new picture. Instantly.

nodeJuice also comes with a great WSGI framework. If you wish to turn any directory on your hard drive into a web server, simple execute ./nodejuice /path/to/my/directory and it'll launch a server pronto. If you wish to make a web application the most basic example is the use of rad().

rad( /.*/, 'hello world' )

This single line of code will print to the browser 'hello world' for any url queried on that host.

nodeJuice is compatible with every web browser with JavaScript enabled. It works on every web server including Apache.