MVC way to introduce Sails.js - node.js framework
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The document introduces Sails.js, a framework that extends Node.js and follows the MVC pattern, featuring auto routing, scaffolding, and built-in support for sockets and RESTful services. It provides a quick setup guide and explains commands for generating controllers and models, as well as view rendering options using EJS and Jade. Additionally, it discusses routes and model definitions while emphasizing the framework's ease of use and efficiency in development.
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- 58. MVC way example https://github.com/nodejs-tw/example-week3 Monday, May 12, 14
- 59. @clonncd Monday, May 12, 14
- 60. Sails.js • sails.js version is 0.9.x • the model part and service, we will talk in another chapter. • keep coding, be passions. Monday, May 12, 14