Sails

While it may seem a good idea to developed small apps on Sails, the framework was specifically built for powering enterprise, large scale Node.js applications and websites.

As the name implies, Sails was heavily inspired by Ruby on Rails, a framework so powerful, the Twitter team choose it to power their site, twitter.com.

Sails, just like RoR, is perfect for powering real-time apps, being able to handle lots of data and operations thanks to Node.js's high performance metrics and powerful asynchronous model.

What is new in this release:

• CORS support added as a configurable hook.
• Sails core is no longer automatically copied as a dependency during sails new. This speeds up the process significantly and avoids occassional recursive copy death spirals.
• Added explicit --port option to sails lift.

What is new in version 0.11.0 / 0.12.0-rc1:

• CORS support added as a configurable hook.
• Sails core is no longer automatically copied as a dependency during sails new. This speeds up the process significantly and avoids occassional recursive copy death spirals.
• Added explicit --port option to sails lift.

What is new in version 0.11.0:

• CORS support added as a configurable hook.
• Sails core is no longer automatically copied as a dependency during sails new. This speeds up the process significantly and avoids occassional recursive copy death spirals.
• Added explicit --port option to sails lift.

Requirements:

• Node.js 0.8.1 or higher