To run:

    npm install && npm start

This example shows streaming with Dust and Express using the Hoffman view engine. Hoffman includes a middleware that adds a `stream` method to `res`, allowing you to stream to the browser using the same API you know from `res.render`.

The example proxies dustjs.com through your local server (after an artificial delay) and injects a CDN copy of jQuery. In your browser network waterfall, notice that jQuery starts loading before the page has finished loading, because Dust streams chunks to the browser as they complete.

Hoffman handles template loading and will reload and recompile templates each time they are loaded until you turn view caching on. For production, you'd want to turn caching on.

Note that Hoffman doesn't always use the most up-to-date version of Dust, so you might need to manually upgrade it by editing its `package.json` file.

More info on Hoffman: https://www.npmjs.com/package/hoffman