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It varies based on which cloud you are uploading to. In my case I use serverless for AWS lambda functions, it has tons of features and has tons of other cloud services available. In the case of Google and Firebase I think their own libraries are pretty good and the docs are way more complete and robust
While this isn't exactly like Sails, check out SST https://github.com/serverless-stack/serverless-stack, it comes with a local development environment for Lambda. So you can test your Lambda functions live. You could still use a framework for your functions but in general the single function per route makes more sense.
Hi, you can explore Webiny. It is an open-source JavaScript application framework to build and deploy solutions on top of the serverless infrastructure, like AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, and others. It is built with Node.js, React, GraphQL and is a good fit for building - Full-stack applications - Websites - GraphQL APIs - Microservices
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