I work at Flotype, and I'd like to clarify that. Flotype and Meteor are completely different. We saw the need for something like Meteor two years ago and built

I work at Flotype, and I'd like to clarify that. Flotype and Meteor are completely different. We saw the need for something like Meteor two years ago and built NowJS, but we decided to move away from RPC over websockets (NowJS) last year and work on a new technology called Bridge. Data model syncing is done nicely in Meteor, but we decided to pursue a different problem with Bridge (more details in the coming months). While the vision behind NowJS and the current vision behind Meteor might share similarities, Flotype the company and Meteor the company are working on very separate things.