Pete Cooper

`gem install sass`: http://sass-lang.com/install

Can you run `sass`?

Is it >= 3.4? Also check: https://github.com/sindresorhus/gulp-ruby-sass

I'd really recommend using node sass instead of ruby sass, it has far less issues!

can you share your package.json?

Hey, yeah I think you worked it out. The `app.use` sets the base route for the controller, then `router.get` is after that, so yes you could do `app.use('/somepath'`, then `router.get('/'`...

I'll have a look into this as it's something new with 2.0. By default however `app.js` uses `.sync()` which will create your tables

currently Postgres support is using [Sequelize](http://docs.sequelizejs.com/en/latest/), but I'm open to adding other methods e.g Bookshelf #151. I think as long as there is a default/preferred option highlighted so it doesn't...

I think the main difference is that at the moment I'm using ORM's for the models/DB integration. pg-promise looks like something you would run raw queries with, and use to...

What do you use for the "M" in MVC @nitetrik ? Do you create a plain javascript object and put queries in there? or not bother with it at all?