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Well, I didn’t even tried to start a debate here… my reply was only trying to address the ORM considerations of the OP, although that can be done with only OE components things are not that easy without a framework to provide the boiling plate while with node.js& akera.io &strongloop this can be done in five minutes. If you already have something that works great then there is no point in changing that, my point is not that node.js is cool nor that we just did that because we’ve could… as you know JS is there to stay, typescript did cleared some of your nuisances with it and the fact that the same language is now used on server side and even more on mobile native frameworks (nativescript) I would say node.js is here to stay even just because it’s easier to master one language that works everywhere 
There was another thread about oData that tries to somehow standardise the RESTfull API’s out there, we did started at some point to build an oData facade for loopback but it looks like we’re not the only one so we’ll see how far we can go with this - https://github.com/htammen/n-odata-server … wouldn’t it be nice to be able to fetch data straight into our beloved Excel? 
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There was another thread about oData that tries to somehow standardise the RESTfull API’s out there, we did started at some point to build an oData facade for loopback but it looks like we’re not the only one so we’ll see how far we can go with this - https://github.com/htammen/n-odata-server … wouldn’t it be nice to be able to fetch data straight into our beloved Excel? Marian Edu Acorn IT www.acorn-it.com www.akera.io +40 740 036 212Continue reading...