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I've been leaning towards DerbyJS because pages are also rendered in html (SEO, no-js)and it uses npm instead of making it's own repository... http://blog.derby
by JTxt 14y ago
I've been leaning towards DerbyJS because pages are also rendered in html (SEO, no-js)and it uses npm instead of making it's own repository... http://blog.derbyjs.com/2012/04/14/our-take-on-derby-vs-meteor/ http://blog.derbyjs.com/2012/04/14/our-take-on-derby-vs-mete...
But Meteor has the advantage now, looking forward to what they do with it. Congrats to them!
- lefnire 14y agoThese two frameworks are so similar, and so close in developmental progress. Derby follows more closely the spirit of Node. Meteor's upper hand is its press/following/critical mass, Derby's its architecture and authors. There's some good discussion going on here https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/derbyjs/AMJ-FaYnMjI https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/derbyjs/A...
- geoffschmidt 14y agoMeteor has brand-new experimental support for serving HTML to crawlers. Check out the Google cache for meteor.com :) The links work and everything. This just went live this morning.