I have found out that you can use jQuery with node.js but all examples are for DOM and HTML manipulation.
Do you think using it for array iterations ( for each ) etc would be ok or a bit overkill?
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I have found out that you can use jQuery with node.js but all examples are for DOM and HTML manipulation.
Do you think using it for array iterations ( for each ) etc would be ok or a bit overkill?
Underscore.js is a much smaller utility library for manipulating objects.
http://documentcloud.github.com/underscore/
EDIT:
However, node.js has much better support for ES5 than browsers, and it’s likely that you may not even need a library for manipulating objects. See keeganwatkins’ answer.