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Ask HN: Is Meteor.js dead?
What is the current state of Meteor in 2018? Is there a framework that most ex-Meteor users are moving to?
- dvt 9y agoI use meteor.js for all my prototyping and I have it running https://www.spoiled.tv https://www.spoiled.tv (in production; with a React front-end and SSR). I'm not sure why you think it's dead, 1.6.2 has 200 commits waiting to be merged[1] with lively discussion. [1] https://github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/9559 https://github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/9559
- sgdesign 9y agoWe're building VulcanJS (http://vulcanjs.org http://vulcanjs.org) on top of Meteor. I wouldn't say it's dead, just that it's evolving into more of an all-in-one development environment (think Next.js or create-react-app, but more powerful) as opposed to a full-fledged full-stack framework (say that 5 times really fast) like it was originally designed to be.
- nechtan 9y agometeor-is-not-dead https://forums.meteor.com/t/meteor-is-not-dead-in-fact-its-quite-all-right/42762 https://forums.meteor.com/t/meteor-is-not-dead-in-fact-its-q...