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I haven't looked at the latest release, but when I've previously looked into SailsJS I found it quite disappointing. It falls short of the awesome Rails ecosyst
by TheAceOfHearts 9y ago
I haven't looked at the latest release, but when I've previously looked into SailsJS I found it quite disappointing. It falls short of the awesome Rails ecosystem.
Two criticisms:
1. No database migrations. With Rails you get built-in tools to managing database migrations. If I recall correctly, their ORM used to have some absurd default behavior, something like dropping the table and creating a new one when you wanted to change something.
2. No tests. With Rails you get a fully setup testing environment.