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onto Meteor April 16, 2012 7:47 AM
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I was always a bit skeptical about node.js. Using JavaScript for something else than frontend magic looked insane. Projects building awesome products emerged. I still was skeptical. Now they released Meteor, a framework on top of node.js with even more JavaScript.
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Meteor is an amazing framework to rapidly build fully interactive web applications based on node.js and MongoDB.
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Using Meteor, I’m attempting to understand when to use server-side Meteor.methods() while still retaining instant UI updates.
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This is the first in a x part series about Meteor for beginners. Part One – Leaderboard: Add a button to change sort order (this post) Part Two – Leaderboard: Add a button to randomise ...
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Dose anyone know a good method to debug server side codes?
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Step through the Meteor Leaderboard example with extra coffee script goodness.
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A port of the Meteor framework’s Leaderboard example rewritten using CoffeeScript, Less and Twitter Bootstrap.
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Meteor is a JavaScript framework, built around many small packages – some of which you may already be using, like MongoDB or jQuery.
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A crop of tools for building applications in a new way has emerged over the past month. The way developers build applications has changed over the past few years.
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We have received a number of requests for a comparison. I’d like to thank Nick Retallack, who already did a great job summarizing a lot of these points on our Google Group. Many of his observations are included here.
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I was always a bit skeptical about node.js. Using JavaScript for something else than frontend magic looked insane. Projects building awesome products emerged. I still was skeptical. Now they released Meteor, a framework on top of node.js with even more JavaScript.
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meteor
Meteor is a set of new technologies for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time.
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Stack Overflow is a great resource for developers who are new to Meteor, with over 771 questions about Meteor development. More get asked each day: the growth rate of new developers is reflected in the increasing pace of incoming questions.
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This is the fourth in a x part series about Meteor for beginners. Part One – Leaderboard: Add a button to change sort order Part Two – Leaderboard: Add a button to randomise playersR...
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Meteor, the JavaScript web development framework that speeds up the development of collaborative applications is gaining in popularity, and the backing company has gained funding.
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Making sense of Meteor.js for newbies. The meteor Leaderboard example with coffee-script, Bootstrap and LESS.
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We now have the first chunk of our authentication implemented on the auth branch in GitHub (https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/auth).
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Create and deploy a real time document sharing website using Meteor.js and Backbone.js...
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A nice compilation of apps created using Meteor
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When Ruby on Rails hit the Web development world in 2005, it changed everything practically overnight by bringing a pattern rooted in Smalltalk to the Web. I’ve been playing with the recently...
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Recently a group of JS developers got together and created Meteor. If you haven’t done so yet give a go and check it out. There is a wonderful video at the start that walks you through a...
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gigaom
Meteor, a new real-time JavaScript framework targeting web app developers, is causing quite a stir on Twitter and Hacker News.
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