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Mongoose: MongoDB ORM-like utility for Node.JS that makes async easy
- stingraycharles 16y agoI was confused for a moment, there's already a C HTTP server library called Mongoose: http://code.google.com/p/mongoose/ http://code.google.com/p/mongoose/
- tlu 16y agoI guess its a popular name :)
- Rauchg 16y agoBtw, we like to say ORM-like because ORM is a concept for relational databases[1], and MongoDB is not one. However, if you're used to working with ORMs, you'll feel at home with Mongoose. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping
- pino2011 16y agocool
- yesbabyyes 16y agoThis looks very interesting. I've started playing with it and it feels really nice. More thorough documentation would be helpful, though!
- _sh 16y agoJust out of curiosity, I had a look at the parent website (learnboost.com). A tip for anyone who provides an online demo of their app: either don't make me log in, or provide credentials I can use on the login page (such as: 'Ordinary user? Login: user Password: user', 'Administrator? Login: admin Password: admin'). Their 'demo' presented a plain login page that rejected whatever I typed into it. It makes me think they either have not thought about providing a decent demo, or they didn't QA it. Either way, it reflects poorly.
- chris_han 16y agoIt looks like it is just a place holder for a future release of the demo? That'd be my guess
- rajasaur 16y agoThe other point about the demo login page is that they have an autocomplete for the usernames. That, seems a little scary to me as I can start guessing passwords for logins. Probably the first site where I have seen login names having auto-completion.. On the original topic, nice work. I will definitely be looking at mongoose.
- sketerpot 16y agoThis is a nice article and a really cool library, but damn it, why do people persist in using such maddeningly tiny font sizes? Pressing Ctrl-+ made the whole page vastly more readable, and did not adversely affect the page in any way. I know it's tempting to try to cram more text onto a single screen, but readability is important. Tiny font sizes are the new <blink> tag. Please avoid them.