Meteor apps have both a client side and a server side. That's why you use 'meteor bundle' to bundle up your app, instead of just ftp'ing the source to the serve

Meteor apps have both a client side and a server side. That's why you use 'meteor bundle' to bundle up your app, instead of just ftp'ing the source to the server. For the business logic that needs to be secure, you put it on the server using Meteor.methods() and Meteor.call(). You still get all the Meteor features like automatic distributed page updates and latency compensation. EDIT: sorry, didn't catch the "is/will be"