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Check out Sails.js. It's under active development, but I've used it for a few things and find it totally fantastic: http://sailsjs.org/ http://sailsjs.org/
by cnp 13y ago
Check out Sails.js. It's under active development, but I've used it for a few things and find it totally fantastic:
http://sailsjs.org/ http://sailsjs.org/
- bwilliams 13y agoI haven't touched it ever since I saw you can create records with GET requests by default. Did they ever fix that?
- particlebanana 13y agoThat has always been a config setting that should absolutely be turned off.
- bwilliams 13y agoIs it default? I remember seeing the screencast when it was first gaining traction and immediately dismissing it. That should be something that isn't even included tbh.
- krsunny 13y agoYea Sails is awesome but I feel like the devs have been putting the community on the back burner lately. Its ORM is off to a good start but I find myself writing a bunch of hard to maintain SQL because of the things yet to be implemented, like joins. Also, Windows support could use a ton more testing/attention.
- rmrfrmrf 13y agolol I listed Sails though--my problem with sails was that their website promised tomes upon tomes of documentation; come to find out the copy on the website is all boilerplate and none of the docs have been completed yet.