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What specifically doesn't capture your imagination? There is a very vibrant community behind meteor and lots of packages that to amazing things not included in
by aioprisan 13y ago
What specifically doesn't capture your imagination? There is a very vibrant community behind meteor and lots of packages that to amazing things not included in the core meteor install itself at http://atmosphere.meteor.com http://atmosphere.meteor.com
IMHO the 0.5.0 release could have been a 1.0, after auth and package support matured a bit.
- recuter 13y agoUnfortunately when you work from incomplete information you have to rely a bit on instincts and not totally rational feelings. Its just a vibe I got and I might be totally off base, so I had to sanity check here. (rglover made me feel a lot better about it) :) I've been subscribed to the newsletter all along and notice interesting things here and there but somehow haven't gotten around to diving in yet because its a very crowded field. There's a sort of continuum with Backbone and Angular/Ember or perhaps Node or Flask or more recently Go. Its easy to drown in all the choices, and as far as I know Meteor has no big websites/projects using it yet so it hasn't carved out a niche/identity in my mind yet.
- aioprisan 13y agoI'm not sure that not having big sites come out and say that they're using Meteor is a huge detractor. In fact, many corporate products usually don't mention what platforms they're built on. At my previous company, we were using Meteor for a number of critical internal systems, which is where I picked it up from.
- akbar501 13y agoIMO, the reference to large volume sites that use a product is an indicator that it can be scaled. Not that scaling a given solution was easy, but more that it can be done.