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I think most everyone agrees that the amount of work to get all these pieces glued together before you can even start is ridiculous- a problem that Meteor set o
by drumttocs8 10y ago
I think most everyone agrees that the amount of work to get all these pieces glued together before you can even start is ridiculous- a problem that Meteor set out to fix years ago. It faltered, of course, by being too opinionated. Now that Meteor fully supports React and npm, though, is there any reason not to use it? Sure does remove some pain points.
- patrickbolle 10y agoonly thing left for Meteor is the release of Apollo !
- sergiotapia 10y agoNo real reason as of now, you can choose to not use MongoDB if you want and use Meteor as just the front end. When Apollo comes out, RIP all these React boilerplate projects, you're going to be able to pick and choose the data stack you want with Meteor making it nice to use.