It is, but it's very targeted towards a specific use case. My company started out with Meteor given its ease of 2-way data binding a event listeners - not to me

It is, but it's very targeted towards a specific use case. My company started out with Meteor given its ease of 2-way data binding a event listeners - not to mention built-in mobile support. It seemed like a great solution for rapid prototyping and proving our concept. Since then, we've navigated away from Meteor to our own custom stack that better suits our needs. Bottom line, it's freakin awesome for prototyping real-time web/mobile apps in a VERY short period of time. There are a few companies rolling it in production, though, it just depends on what you require.