Since discovering Meteor, I haven't bothered using other frameworks anymore (apart from Jekyll for static sites). If it's dynamic in any way, I use Meteor. Once

Since discovering Meteor, I haven't bothered using other frameworks anymore (apart from Jekyll for static sites). If it's dynamic in any way, I use Meteor. Once you're used to its paradigms (and quirks), putting something together that ties back- and front-end together is nearly effortless and an absolute joy. I've built several projects so far of various size and complexity, and unlike some of my older projects, jumping back in to add a feature a few months later is just so much easier. Less moving parts... More concise perhaps. Hard to put the experience in words. So far I have two public apps built in Meteor: http://my.groceries.io/ http://my.groceries.io/ And my favorite for sending screengrabs to coworkers: http://my.sket.sh/ http://my.sket.sh/ I have another coming soon that hooks Stripe and Zencoder up. And next week I will be able to share the link to our company's Holiday special website, built with Meteor. I can't recommend the framework enough, even in these early stages.