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That's what happens when the maintainers of a project start to put their hands in too many baskets. They are undertaking big and highly speculative projects ins
by jondubois 11y ago
That's what happens when the maintainers of a project start to put their hands in too many baskets. They are undertaking big and highly speculative projects instead of projects which address immediate community pain points.
I think Meteor did a better job in this respect. That said, Meteor's services are a bit too expensive.
- uptownJimmy 11y agoIt befuddles me as to why the folks at Meteor chose MongoDB. I know Mongo's marketing was superb, but the product itself is/was so shoddy. Never mind the fact that you gotta have SQL for almost any robust enterprise app, which, in turn, is such a huge chunk of the market. I just don't understand the hitching of the Meteor wagon to that broke-down MongoDB horse.