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Meteor is dead, it really pains me but it's done. 1. Stagnated feature set playing catch up to other boilerplates. 2. You will run into performance issues at
by sergiotapia 10y ago
Meteor is dead, it really pains me but it's done.
1. Stagnated feature set playing catch up to other boilerplates.
2. You will run into performance issues at 100 users.
3. Still no real SQL support. Instead they're going all in on Apollo (graphql).
4. Brain drain. Too many influential package maintainers have left Meteor entirely, including Arunoda.
Go with elixir and Phoenix - you won't think about performance until you get acquired lol