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To run a local version of the blog, simply install wheat and it's dependencies, node.JS v0.1.101 or later.
If you have spark installed, just type spark in this directory. If not, append .listen(3000) right before the closing semicolon and run it with node app.js
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Title: Control Flow in Node Part II
Author: Tim Caswell
Date: Thu Feb 04 2010 02:24:35 GMT-0600 (CST)
Node: v0.1.91
I had so much fun writing the last article on control flow, that I decided to...
## First section: Display JavaScript files
* display contents of external JavaScript file (path is relative to .markdown file)
<test-code/test-file.js>
* display contents of external JavaScript file and evaluate its contents
<test-code/evaluate-file.js*>
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