Creation experience for defining REST APIs and handling API requests and responses.A new core to deliver great extensibility and flexibility written in TypeScript/ES2017.LoopBack 4 is the latest release from the LoopBack team and includes: With LoopBack, you can easily create models based on a schema (if you have one) or define models if you don’t and build relationships between models. Read instructions for expert and beginner contributions to LoopBack.LoopBack is a highly extensible, open-source Node.js framework based on Express that enables you to quickly create dynamic end-to-end REST APIs and connect to backend systems such as databases and SOAP or REST services. See our Good First Issues list for first-time contributors.Check out some of the ways to get involved with our project and community: We love to have more collaborators working on LoopBack. Shopping example: Check out a sample app showcasing what you can do with LoopBack.Follow this tutorial first if you’re new to LoopBack. From zero to hero: rapid API with LoopBack at OpenJS World.Want to learn more about LoopBack? Join us for a workshop or take a self-paced tutorial: Our Slack workspace, a platform for community helping each other out, has 900+ members and counting! Also, LoopBack continues to be part of the IBM API Connect offering.
Today, LoopBack has about 180k monthly downloads on npmjs and more than 3.6k GitHub stars. We look forward to building new relationships that are mutually beneficial to the company and the community. We look forward to this new phase of LoopBack and will keep on contributing to this framework as active contributors, evangelists and users.” In addition to that, we have been able to contribute 9 other useful extensions to the LoopBack community. These 7 reusable microservices have saved us almost 50% of dev effort. Our open source catalog of microservices was possible because of the easy extensibility, scalability, robustness and flexible architecture design principle of the LoopBack framework overall. SourceFuse is excited about LoopBack’s move to the OpenJS Foundation, with Principal Architect Samarpan Bhattacharya commenting, “With LoopBack joining the OpenJS Foundation, we look forward to working with an even larger developer community. One company that has found success using LoopBack is SourceFuse, which builds mobile, custom software, SaaS, and IoT products in the cloud. Numerous organizations have adopted LoopBack in their production workloads, with great results. The framework is also one of the only Node.js frameworks to provide an easy integration with SOAP services.
LoopBack is one of only a few Node.js frameworks to support proprietary databases like Oracle, Microsoft SQL, IBM DB2 and the like. Its CLI tooling scaffolds project artifacts to make the process even quicker. By bundling the entire experience of building a REST API service and REST API layer closely integrated with data-access layer (ORM), LoopBack makes it much easier and faster to build CRUD-like APIs. It also offers default Dockerfile creation for new applications and supports cloud-native protocols such as gRPC and OpenAPI. For cloud-native deployments, LoopBack offers built-in extensions for: LoopBack helps developers build better applicationsĭevelopers can use LoopBack’s ecosystem of TypeScript packages to build large-scale Node.js application on top of the API creation usage. I look forward to welcoming more users and contributors to LoopBack in the near future” says Raymond Feng, Co-author of LoopBack and CTO at Abridged Inc. Joining the OpenJS Foundation is a natural next step for LoopBack as it truly reflects our culture of collaboration and commitment to further grow the project and community under the open governance. “Beyond the value of the framework itself, we strive to build a diverse open source community and develop contributors and maintainers for the project. We believe that joining the OpenJS Foundation will help the project continue to grow its community contributors base through open governance within the foundation. LoopBack is an extensible Node.js and TypeScript framework for building APIs and microservices that connect to databases, services, and infrastructure with minimal coding. Today at OpenJS World, IBM announced our contribution of LoopBack to the OpenJS Foundation as an incubating project.
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