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I'd love to see some examples of these apps, are you able to please share?

by jarsbe 13y ago

joshowens 13y ago
Sure: http://www.shinglecentral.com/ http://www.shinglecentral.com/ http://assistant.io/ http://assistant.io/ http://lister.io/ http://lister.io/ Are just a few from the last 1.5 months.
- pauletienney 13y ago
  how are doing those apps ?
- camus2 13y ago
  http://assistant.io/ http://assistant.io/ : > Uncaught Error: Must set options.password > 62afa287c8fae43c43f745c9f43dbcd4b875e531.js:14 > Uncaught TypeError: #<Object> is not a function When trying to add attendees,nice UI though.
- adriand 13y ago
  Neat - earlier today, I was just experiencing the pain that assistant.io apparently alleviates.
- general_failure 13y ago
  I fail to see how meteor helps build these sites. These can be built by normal CMS can't they?
  - joshowens 13y ago
    Sure they could. Maybe we could just switch to assembler?
    - general_failure 13y ago
      Wow. Did you just compare a cms like WP or Drupal to assembly language?
- hippee-lee 13y ago
  Can you point to some example that are a bit more complex in nature? My issue (that I identified with the backbone tutorials and re affirmed with the Angular tutorials) is that simple apps are easy to do with x, y or z. But if the new one or that one is going to replace the old one there should be 37 signals level complexity type apps out there. While I can't speak for Meteor, I don't see anything running on angular that's at that level. Caveats: I glossed over the fact that angular is not a full stack, I have seen a few angular videos where teams have demoed and presented on complex angular apps.
  - kayoone 13y ago
    podio.com is a pretty large enterprise app based on a Rails+Backbone stack. Their approach is to have multiple Backbone Apps (dashboard, contacts, tasks, calendar) for different modules. So if you switch modules you have page refresh and from there its a Backbone App...i like that approach and their app is pretty awesome.
  - buu700 13y ago
    napster.fm is a fairly non-trivial Angular application; Angular was pretty fantastic to work with.
- bigiain 13y ago
  I'm sure you aren't going to worry too much, but you know some of us only see this: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/shinglecentral.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/shinglecentral.p... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/assistantio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/assistantio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/listerio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/listerio.png
  - noptic 13y ago
    This is a discussion about a javascript framework. Meteor relys on javascript on the client and the server so how should it work with noscript? If you want to use a javascript tool you´ll have to add an exception for this tool.
    - Grue3 13y ago
      There's no reason why server-side javascript cannot generate static HTML.
      - ryan-allen 13y ago
        There is when the client doesn't want to pay for the extra work for the 0.1% of tinfoil hat-wearing people who turn off JavaScript. "You need to spend an extra 30,000 to get this to work for the 3 crypto-anarchist wannabes who live in your state". I don't think the client is going to want to pay for that kind of interop. EDIT: I don't mean to be snarky but you absolutely HAVE to make these kinds of trade offs when working for people. And you have to absolutely discuss them with clients. When a client asks for 'hey I want it fast like facebook and some of those cool animations I see wasitcalled haych-tee-em-ell five or something right? also it has to work on iphones because my wife has one', there is a hell of a lot of discussion there about tradeoffs. If the project you are building for them is speculative then even more so shit ain't gonna work for some people because they just aren't going to want to spend the money. The last small job I did, I got a late requirement of "this actually has to work in IE7, 8 and 9", and stupid me, not hammering this down contractually the interop from the get go it ended up taking up nearly 20% of the budget in the end to get this working retroactively, and this was a small project.
- collint 13y ago
  josh owens. your domain is literally "shingle" central what? I don't even
- porker 13y ago
  cough in the UK shingles is the name of a very uncomfortable medical condition... :D
  - 300bps 13y ago
    We have that in America too caused by the varicella-zoster virus (aka chickenpox). That's not the first thing I thought of though - I thought it was going to be a site to help you find a roofing company. The "hang out your shingle" definition was the last thing I would've thought of.
- rschmitty 13y ago
  the details pages are all blank for me in FF: http://www.shinglecentral.com/opportunity/HwMGk8B2KgmCppn85 http://www.shinglecentral.com/opportunity/HwMGk8B2KgmCppn85
  - DougBTX 13y ago
    Yea, these don't work for me either. Clicking "Find opportunities", clicking on one, then clicking back also shows just a blank screen too.
- DharmaSoldat 13y ago
  I'm sorry but those look like toys. I'm with buddy here, could you please give me an example that is more complex in nature?

I'd love to see some examples of these apps, are you able to please share?

by jarsbe 13y ago

I'd love to see some examples of these apps, are you able to please share?

Sure: http://www.shinglecentral.com/ http://www.shinglecentral.com/ http://assistant.io/ http://assistant.io/ http://lister.io/ http://lister.io/ Are just a few from the last 1.5 months.

pauletienney 13y ago
how are doing those apps ?
camus2 13y ago
http://assistant.io/ http://assistant.io/ : > Uncaught Error: Must set options.password > 62afa287c8fae43c43f745c9f43dbcd4b875e531.js:14 > Uncaught TypeError: #<Object> is not a function When trying to add attendees,nice UI though.
adriand 13y ago
Neat - earlier today, I was just experiencing the pain that assistant.io apparently alleviates.
general_failure 13y ago
I fail to see how meteor helps build these sites. These can be built by normal CMS can't they?
- joshowens 13y ago
  Sure they could. Maybe we could just switch to assembler?
  - general_failure 13y ago
    Wow. Did you just compare a cms like WP or Drupal to assembly language?
hippee-lee 13y ago
Can you point to some example that are a bit more complex in nature? My issue (that I identified with the backbone tutorials and re affirmed with the Angular tutorials) is that simple apps are easy to do with x, y or z. But if the new one or that one is going to replace the old one there should be 37 signals level complexity type apps out there. While I can't speak for Meteor, I don't see anything running on angular that's at that level. Caveats: I glossed over the fact that angular is not a full stack, I have seen a few angular videos where teams have demoed and presented on complex angular apps.
- kayoone 13y ago
  podio.com is a pretty large enterprise app based on a Rails+Backbone stack. Their approach is to have multiple Backbone Apps (dashboard, contacts, tasks, calendar) for different modules. So if you switch modules you have page refresh and from there its a Backbone App...i like that approach and their app is pretty awesome.
- buu700 13y ago
  napster.fm is a fairly non-trivial Angular application; Angular was pretty fantastic to work with.
bigiain 13y ago
I'm sure you aren't going to worry too much, but you know some of us only see this: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/shinglecentral.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/shinglecentral.p... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/assistantio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/assistantio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/listerio.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7633426/listerio.png
- noptic 13y ago
  This is a discussion about a javascript framework. Meteor relys on javascript on the client and the server so how should it work with noscript? If you want to use a javascript tool you´ll have to add an exception for this tool.
  - Grue3 13y ago
    There's no reason why server-side javascript cannot generate static HTML.
    - ryan-allen 13y ago
      There is when the client doesn't want to pay for the extra work for the 0.1% of tinfoil hat-wearing people who turn off JavaScript. "You need to spend an extra 30,000 to get this to work for the 3 crypto-anarchist wannabes who live in your state". I don't think the client is going to want to pay for that kind of interop. EDIT: I don't mean to be snarky but you absolutely HAVE to make these kinds of trade offs when working for people. And you have to absolutely discuss them with clients. When a client asks for 'hey I want it fast like facebook and some of those cool animations I see wasitcalled haych-tee-em-ell five or something right? also it has to work on iphones because my wife has one', there is a hell of a lot of discussion there about tradeoffs. If the project you are building for them is speculative then even more so shit ain't gonna work for some people because they just aren't going to want to spend the money. The last small job I did, I got a late requirement of "this actually has to work in IE7, 8 and 9", and stupid me, not hammering this down contractually the interop from the get go it ended up taking up nearly 20% of the budget in the end to get this working retroactively, and this was a small project.
collint 13y ago
josh owens. your domain is literally "shingle" central what? I don't even
porker 13y ago
cough in the UK shingles is the name of a very uncomfortable medical condition... :D
- 300bps 13y ago
  We have that in America too caused by the varicella-zoster virus (aka chickenpox). That's not the first thing I thought of though - I thought it was going to be a site to help you find a roofing company. The "hang out your shingle" definition was the last thing I would've thought of.
rschmitty 13y ago
the details pages are all blank for me in FF: http://www.shinglecentral.com/opportunity/HwMGk8B2KgmCppn85 http://www.shinglecentral.com/opportunity/HwMGk8B2KgmCppn85
- DougBTX 13y ago
  Yea, these don't work for me either. Clicking "Find opportunities", clicking on one, then clicking back also shows just a blank screen too.
DharmaSoldat 13y ago
I'm sorry but those look like toys. I'm with buddy here, could you please give me an example that is more complex in nature?