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I built one (semi major) project in meteor because it looked cool and easy to spin up - which it was. The problem as stated here was that when there was a chro
by chasedehan 9y ago
I built one (semi major) project in meteor because it looked cool and easy to spin up - which it was.
The problem as stated here was that when there was a chrome update, iron-router broke and spent quite a bit of time trying to figure it out.
Not to mention that shortly after I got it fixed one of the only hosting solutions that I had it hosted on (modulus.io) went under and so did my app.
It was brutally frustrating. Saying that, I would probably use it again in some sort of hackathon or startup weekend, but not anything of scale.
- dvt 9y agoMeteor works on top of Node, so any host that can host a Node.js app can host a Meteor app. I'm also not sure if I'd use Meteor at scale, but I love writing the initial version of projects in it. Doing a project in Meteor + React right now, and it's kind of fun.