Into the Wild with Node.js and Web Apps
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Node.js Presentation at Klout HQ, 2012 By Chris Bumgardner @ "Beyond the Closed Beta, Node.js from code to production (at scale)"
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Azul – Confiança, fé, inteligência, sabedoria
Vermelho – Energia, força, poder, paixão, Amor,
Verde – Natureza, Crescimento, Fertilidade, Harmonia, Dinheiro
Roxo – Luxuria, Realeza, Nobreza
Laranja – Entusiasmo, Estimulo, Sucesso
Preto – Poder, Elegancia, Morte, Mal
Branco – Pureza, luz, Bondade,
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