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Ðave Mackintosh
@daveymackintosh · Multicolour, New World Code
As a few people have requested it, I've written an automatic database seed module that's now part of the example app by default. It will create 20 super random records with relationship support as you start the server. Enjoy!! :)
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Daniel Kolodziej
@danielkolodziej · Product @foundersfactory
We've used this at Makeshift and I think its a great way to get projects moving, really rapidly.
Vince Speelman
@vinspee · Front End Engineer, TED
This looks absolutely amazing. Perfect tool for a front-end dev who needs more control than Firebase or similar, but doesn't want to dump time into a JSON API. I'll definitely be using this for a project I'm working on. Thanks!
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Ðave Mackintosh
@daveymackintosh · Multicolour, New World Code
As a few people have requested it, I've written an automatic database seed module that's now part of the example app by default. It will create 20 super random records with relationship support as you start the server. Enjoy!! :)
Kristian Muñiz
@kristianmuniz · Software developer.
Very interesting! Similar in nature to StongLoop's Loopback (http://loopback.io/). I guess key differentiator here is the scope and the simplicity and flexibility of the tool. Anyways, definitely something worth checking out if you want to build a quick API for one of your apps :)
Yann Bertrand
@_yannbertrand · Pokémon Master
Hey @daveymackintosh! I love the fact that you're using Sails under the hood :). Could you explain the main differences between Multicolour and a basic Sails project?