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# LoopBack
LoopBack is part of [StrongLoop Suite](http://www.strongloop.com/strongloop-suite).
LoopBack, part of the StrongLoop Suite, a mobile backend framework that can run in the cloud or on your own servers.
It is built on [StrongNode](http://strongloop.com/strongloop-suite/strongnode/) and open-source Node.js modules, so
it is highly extensible and familiar to developers already using Node.
LoopBack is a mobile backend framework that puts you in control. As
a mobile developer you decide where to run your mobile backend - in
the cloud or on-premise.
LoopBack is built on [StrongNode](http://www.strongloop.com/strongnode) and open source Node.js
modules. It leverages the power of Node, the community that
stands behind Node, and the support that [StrongLoop](http://www.strongloop.com)
offers.
For more information on the advantages of using LoopBack, see
[StrongLoop / LoopBack](http://strongloop.com/strongloop-suite/loopback/).
LoopBack is here to help you develop mobile applications with rich
functionality and data that is in your datacenter and the cloud.
Since LoopBack is built on open source, it is highly extensible and
familiar with developers already using Node.
Node.js leverages Javascript - the ubiquituous language of the web
that most developers have already had familiarity with its ease of
use.
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curl http://localhost:3000/locations/count
#####Count with a where filter
curl http://localhost:3000/locations/cunt?where%5bcity%5d=Burlingame
curl http://localhost:3000/locations/count?where%5bcity%5d=Burlingame
####Example Response