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I can think of one reason, although it's not necessarily a good one, or the only way to do it. Once the connection is established, the server could push down a
by scotth 13y ago
I can think of one reason, although it's not necessarily a good one, or the only way to do it.
Once the connection is established, the server could push down all required resources for the page, rather than wait for the browser to request them one by one.
- joshowens 13y agoIt is built in Meteor, we just switch our whole site to use it. We switch from rails because we have much more Meteor knowledge on our team.
- rurounijones 13y ago"Right tools for the job" Meteor is not (and rails probably isn't either) the right tool for a simple blog like that. jekyll or something like that is. The fact that you used an inappropriate tool for a blog and then say on the blog how you use that tool for all your clients casts a shadow on your professionalism I feel.