When I was working with Ruby on Rails, I remember you could use rails c, which would launch a ruby console configured with a direct access to your models and more. So I could do something like :
me=User.find_by_name("Nans")
(or something similar)
and access my user, enabling me to perform which ever action I wanted. It was great for prototyping !
This is the main thing I missed when starting NodeJS for the backend.
EDIT : as far as I remember, you could even do something like rails c --sandbox and perform anything you wanted; at the end of the session, it would rollback all the changes in your database.
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When I was working with Ruby on Rails, I remember you could use
rails c, which would launch a ruby console configured with a direct access to your models and more. So I could do something like :(or something similar)
and access my user, enabling me to perform which ever action I wanted. It was great for prototyping !
This is the main thing I missed when starting NodeJS for the backend.
EDIT : as far as I remember, you could even do something like
rails c --sandboxand perform anything you wanted; at the end of the session, it would rollback all the changes in your database.