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This looks like an awesome approach but a few important considerations: - How scalable is hosting on meteor.com? - Does Telescope provide an API to let you, f
by 10dpd 13y ago
This looks like an awesome approach but a few important considerations:
- How scalable is hosting on meteor.com?
- Does Telescope provide an API to let you, for example, create a native mobile app/browser extension?
- devonbarrett 13y ago> How scalable is hosting on meteor.com? Currently hosting on meteor.com is mainly meant for demoing and testing, not as a stable production enviroment. However, with the release of Meteor 1.0, the Meteor Development Group will launch Galaxy, which is a production ready hosting managed hosting platform.
- sgdesign 13y agoAgreed. There are plenty of other options for hosting Meteor apps though (http://modulus.io http://modulus.io, http://digitalocean.com http://digitalocean.com, etc.) And Telescope does have a simple read-only API, as well as an RSS feed. Depending on the features you need I could probably extend it (or you can submit a pull request).