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So... Meteor has templates? You could just as easily do: git clone git@a-react-template.github.com my-react-project cd my-react-project npm install
by untog 11y ago
So... Meteor has templates? You could just as easily do:
git clone git@a-react-template.github.com my-react-project
cd my-react-project
npm install
- corv 11y agoMeteor isn't just another yeoman. It's better to understand it as the cathedral to npm's bazaar. Everything down to the third-party packages is cohesive and never needs any wiring up or glue-code. That's where the productivity gains come from.
- untog 11y agoSo, like a smaller bazaar compared to NPMs bazaar? With a more exclusive list of packages certified to work with each other?
- corv 11y agoExactly whilst the chaotic bazaar is still available when you're in the mood for JS fatigue.
- untog 11y agoTo each their own. I'll take the chaotic, decentralised bazaar over the monolithic cathedral. I've been burned by all in or bust platforms before.
- SomeCallMeTim 11y agoMeteor is emphatically NOT all-in-or-bust. It has a JavaScript framework (Blaze), but also works with Angular or React. It's tied to Mongo, but this release announcement is about loosening that bond.
- btown 11y agoTo be fair to the GP, this view-layer-independence is very new, only officially supported since summer. Very reasonable to see it as all-in looking any time before.