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I was intrigued by the reference to Meteor and after a bit of googling "oh yeah okay, those guys who did an unsecure NodeJS realtime framework (last time I used
by joshguthrie 13y ago
I was intrigued by the reference to Meteor and after a bit of googling "oh yeah okay, those guys who did an unsecure NodeJS realtime framework (last time I used it, every client could call the mongodb database) just got 11M in funding".
When did our jobs become such a joke?
- qiqing 13y agoThere's a package called 'insecure' that is included by default to get the app up and running as quickly as possible. To remove, just do $ meteor remove insecure Hope this helps! P.S. docs.meteor.com is very helpful -- I highly recommend reading it. Also, DiscoverMeteor.com is a great textbook that will cover this material.