views/pages/homepage.ejs
This is the actual template that is rendered by default when a user visits the base URL of your lifted app. Notice the file extension? It stands for Embedded JavaScript. EJS is what Sails uses by default to render server side HTML views. This can be changed in config/views.js.
If a new view you've created isn't rendering, make sure you've hooked it up in your config/routes.js.
If you're used to putting all your HTML in a single file, this might look funny. You might be thinking "Where are the head and body tags"? The answer is, views/layouts/layout.ejs.
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