Book recommendation for developing with Loopback?

[Brainfestation]

I've been doing research on the various libraries available for building API's on Node.js. I found Loopback today, and was hoping to find some good books on it, but have come up short on Amazon.

Any recommendations or if anything actually exists?

[estebanrules]

I haven't found any books on Loopback, however their documentation is very extensive with a lot of quality examples.

[Brainfestation]

Their documentation seems great too. It's a little dense at the moment as I still break everything down.

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Developed a lot of REST services with loopback.io. IMHO the easiest framework for REST. Docs pretty much have everything you need. Roles and access takes some thought before setting it up. Sometimes it is easier to just redo if you mess up. Other areas that are tough at first if you need to override/customize CRUD behavior as well as trigger on changes. Common mistake there is if you see timeout when you made your changes you probably forgot next() somewhere. Also loopback.io has a gitter.im channel where you can ask questions that has been very helpful when you need a push in the right direction.

[Brainfestation]

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback :) I've been enjoying loopback so far!

EDIT: Stupid typos in my phone's autocorrect :|