diff --git a/articles/deploying-node-upstart-monit.markdown b/articles/deploying-node-upstart-monit.markdown index 7318cd2..e7fa6e6 100644 --- a/articles/deploying-node-upstart-monit.markdown +++ b/articles/deploying-node-upstart-monit.markdown @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ There are two well-known technologies that can save us from this mess, and you'd ## Problems ## -The first problem we will get thrown by, is the fact that we can not run Node.js as a daemon. A daemon, for the unaware, is a child process that spawns from a process, leaving the parent to die. Tragic story I know, but this allows things to run in the background. But why is this a problem? Well if [Kevin's blog post][] isn't enough for you, it essentially allows one to separate node from any form of interface, meaning terminal doesn't have stay open all day. I highly recommend you pause now and read Kevin's material, as it will expand more on daemonizing the node process. +The first problem we will get thrown by, is the fact that we cannot run Node.js as a daemon. A daemon, for the unaware, is a child process that spawns from a process, leaving the parent to die. Tragic story I know, but this allows things to run in the background. But why is this a problem? Well if [Kevin's blog post][] isn't enough for you, it essentially allows one to separate node from any form of interface, meaning terminal doesn't have stay open all day. I highly recommend you pause now and read Kevin's material, as it will expand more on daemonizing the node process. ## upstart ## diff --git a/articles/haml-for-javascript.markdown b/articles/haml-for-javascript.markdown index 6e59af6..34da6d3 100644 --- a/articles/haml-for-javascript.markdown +++ b/articles/haml-for-javascript.markdown @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ When I switched to primarily JavaScript, I missed HAML so much I wrote two ports ## Using `haml-js` in a node website ## -Using [haml-js][] is pretty straight-forward. First, you install `haml-js` as a library for use in node. The full docs are [here][], but I'll show how I set up my node libraries. +Using [haml-js][] is pretty straightforward. First, you install `haml-js` as a library for use in node. The full docs are [here][], but I'll show how I set up my node libraries. ### Installing `haml-js` in node ### diff --git a/articles/heat-tracer.markdown b/articles/heat-tracer.markdown index 0272b84..8fc03dc 100644 --- a/articles/heat-tracer.markdown +++ b/articles/heat-tracer.markdown @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ First thing's first, you're going to need a system with DTrace. This likely mean ## Security -Secondly, please be aware that at the time of writing the demo code contains a fairly substantial secruity vulnerabilty. Namely the d script is sent from the client with no authentication what so ever. If you bind to localhost this shouldn't be a big deal for a demo. Time permitting I intend to clean up the code. +Secondly, please be aware that at the time of writing the demo code contains a fairly substantial secruity vulnerabilty. Namely the d script is sent from the client with no authentication whatsoever. If you bind to localhost this shouldn't be a big deal for a demo. Time permitting I intend to clean up the code. ## Dependencies diff --git a/articles/object-graphs-2.markdown b/articles/object-graphs-2.markdown index a727307..4a9ee89 100644 --- a/articles/object-graphs-2.markdown +++ b/articles/object-graphs-2.markdown @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Now let's define a new class of objects called Squares that inherit from Rectang -Usage is straight-forward. Just create an instance of each and call a function on each. +Usage is straightforward. Just create an instance of each and call a function on each.