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Interesting comment. Could you elaborate on the capability of Meteor to handle middle size pressure. I am not Google, I am not Facebook. But I have some hundre
by lolive 11y ago
Interesting comment.
Could you elaborate on the capability of Meteor to handle middle size pressure.
I am not Google, I am not Facebook. But I have some hundred users, putting a very moderate load on a basic CRUD application, with classic simple client-side interaction.
Can I expect Meteor to handle that case just fine?
I am also having a look at JHipster, and it has a quite good out-of-the-box feature set. With the usual full Java stack.
- anonyfox 11y agoAs long as you don't have many sites of content that you want to get indexed by google, it may handle it. In case you have, prepare yourself for going to buy many CPU cores to have `spiderable` working, it spins up expensive phantomJS processes to render the heavy client-side lifting to bare HTML, and is fairly brittle (having HTTP status codes alone means jumping through hoops). Oh, and meteor wants quite some RAM.., the server actually mirrors every bit of data that any client has in it's browser for every user. And too much data updates on often-needed resources can bring everything to a halt.