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if "Meteor is one of the most comprehensive and smooth frameworks for making web applications available today." then how could you be stuck with just mongodb? o
by ehutch79 13y ago
if "Meteor is one of the most comprehensive and smooth frameworks for making web applications available today." then how could you be stuck with just mongodb? or without seo?
not a dig at you, but at the guy who posted it below. it's actually nice to see someone posting that something actually has downsides.
- lampe3 13y agowith meteor 1.1 the devs wan't to add the posibility to use sql and other dbs. I never run into SEO issues. With iron router you have normal routes and with the spiderable package google finds everything very well.
- napoleond 13y agoIn defence of that statement (although I'd agree it's a bit strong wrt Meteor's current state) the vast majority of web apps can get by with Mongo and without SEO (Google can't cache pages behind a login anyway). For a young framework it's come an exceptionally long way, and I haven't hesitated to use it in production for those use-cases that fit. It's just... yeah, important to note that not all use-cases fit (and they probably don't need to--I'd rather see them focus on what they're good at and be upfront about it).