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Hi mweibel, I originally used Sequelize, but we wanted (a) noSQL support and (b) a bundled in-memory database. Waterline has very good test coverage, and it's

Hi mweibel, I originally used Sequelize, but we wanted (a) noSQL support and (b) a bundled in-memory database. Waterline has very good test coverage, and it's professionally maintained by my Node.js studio, Balderdash. We invest heavily in its development, because it makes our client projects better and faster. Happy to answer any other questions about why we built our own ORM.

mweibel 14y ago
Ok I understand the decision now. Surely both (sequelize and node-orm2) aren't the one and only solution yet but I needed some stuff to be supported which you didn't (yet), e.g. indexes or something like that. Did you have a look at jugglingdb? I don't use it also because of similar reasons why I didn't want waterline but basicly I think it's more mature than waterline is.