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Yes - with Apollo/GraphQL (currently available as a technical preview): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-client/meteor.html http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo

Yes - with Apollo/GraphQL (currently available as a technical preview): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-client/meteor.html http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-client/meteor.html I recommend you check out the Apollo Meteor Starter Kit: https://github.com/apollostack/meteor-starter-kit https://github.com/apollostack/meteor-starter-kit

wzy 10y ago
Noticed how I referenced 2 proper RDBMS in my question? Then how you proceeded to introduce another flavour-of-the-month
- stickfigure 10y ago
  Noticed how I referenced 1 proper RDBMS in my question? Fixed that for ya. Yes yes I know, HN is not Reddit. But there's still something fishy about declarations of what is/isn't a "proper" RDBMS.
- sotojuan 10y ago
  I haven't looked at Apollo, but GP should've explained that GraphQL is not a database and can be hooked up to any backend, so with it I'm guessing you can use any kind of database in Apollo/Meteor apps. Still, kind of weird. Another reason why I never bothered with Meteor.
  - wzy 10y ago
    I remember when Meteor was the JavaScript flavour-of-the-month and everyone was saying it will kill Rails. I wanted to believe so I looked into Meteor, then I saw its dependence on MongoDB... Nope!
    - sotojuan 10y ago
      If you study the backend JavaScript ecosystem you'll see no Rails-like all-in-one framework has ever succeeded. They're just not part of the culture. The only Rails-like thing in the JS ecosystem that's popular and great is Ember but that's only frontend.
- tmdg 10y ago
  Sounds like Apollo can connect to both MySQL and Postgres (as well as other data stores): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-server/guide.html#Connectors http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-server/guide.html#Connect...
- patrickbolle 10y ago
  Did you look at the Apollo link? it allows you to use any db you choose. some of the starter apps use mongo,postgres, rest api. it's quite cool.

wzy 10y ago

Noticed how I referenced 2 proper RDBMS in my question? Then how you proceeded to introduce another flavour-of-the-month

stickfigure 10y ago
Noticed how I referenced 1 proper RDBMS in my question? Fixed that for ya. Yes yes I know, HN is not Reddit. But there's still something fishy about declarations of what is/isn't a "proper" RDBMS.
sotojuan 10y ago
I haven't looked at Apollo, but GP should've explained that GraphQL is not a database and can be hooked up to any backend, so with it I'm guessing you can use any kind of database in Apollo/Meteor apps. Still, kind of weird. Another reason why I never bothered with Meteor.
- wzy 10y ago
  I remember when Meteor was the JavaScript flavour-of-the-month and everyone was saying it will kill Rails. I wanted to believe so I looked into Meteor, then I saw its dependence on MongoDB... Nope!
  - sotojuan 10y ago
    If you study the backend JavaScript ecosystem you'll see no Rails-like all-in-one framework has ever succeeded. They're just not part of the culture. The only Rails-like thing in the JS ecosystem that's popular and great is Ember but that's only frontend.
tmdg 10y ago
Sounds like Apollo can connect to both MySQL and Postgres (as well as other data stores): http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-server/guide.html#Connectors http://docs.apollostack.com/apollo-server/guide.html#Connect...
patrickbolle 10y ago
Did you look at the Apollo link? it allows you to use any db you choose. some of the starter apps use mongo,postgres, rest api. it's quite cool.