Recently have been dabbling in learning Meteor and doing a quick and dirty project to get my meteorjs development skills up to speed.
Check out the recently uploaded/deployed project:
http://devicebox.meteor.com
The code is in github if you are so inclined to clone the repository...
https://github.com/sunkay/device-safe.git
A great book to learn meteor is discover.meteor.com I personally found this book to be invaluable in jump starting learning the framework and some of its intricacies.
What I like most about Meteor (Meteorjs) framework:
Check out the recently uploaded/deployed project:
http://devicebox.meteor.com
The code is in github if you are so inclined to clone the repository...
https://github.com/sunkay/device-safe.git
A great book to learn meteor is discover.meteor.com I personally found this book to be invaluable in jump starting learning the framework and some of its intricacies.
What I like most about Meteor (Meteorjs) framework:
- End to End framework to develop application quickly
- Integrated mongodb collections which are reactive
- Reactive Templates which automatically update when the underlying data changes
- Data Syncronization between the front-end and backend. The collection & template integration makes this very clean and powerful
- Latency Compensation - This is pretty cool, but I am still trying to figure out the performance characteristics of this...
I like developing in meteorjs framework so far. I have dabbled in Angularjs and looking back, I find developing in angularjs horrendous. The dependency injection model looks cool at first, but the code to accomplish it is absolutely effing complicated.
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