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> * You're product has realtime/ collaborative elements that are a SELLING feature [not just for your personal enjoyment]. What opportunities exist in the ente

> * You're product has realtime/ collaborative elements that are a SELLING feature [not just for your personal enjoyment]. What opportunities exist in the enterprise market that specifically benefits from this feature?

dandv 12y ago
I'm working on Google's Governance, Risk and Compliance management system.[1] Porting it to Meteor would accomplish several goals: * clean and much simpler code base * automatically (reactively) updated status reports on compliance across various systems depending on numerous components throughout Google in continuous flux * ease of onboarding new developers in the team given the simplicity and ease of learning of Meteor [1]: https://github.com/reciprocity/ggrc-core https://github.com/reciprocity/ggrc-core
- notastartup 12y ago
  I worked with Meteor.js on an enterprise app a year ago but it seems to be more mature now. I think this is a great time to begin porting it.
nathan-muir 12y ago
Sky is the limit here. Low latency (real-time) can be an important part of effective and engaging communication. Sure, it's not for everything; I wouldn't want my email communicating word by word to my recipients as I typed. However, enterprises usually involve a lot of communication - with team members, stakeholders, and clients. - there are many opportunities to spice things up and make them more engaging & effective. There's also the opportunity to instantly communicate non-prose - manipulating datasets, images, graphs and charts in real time.
- notastartup 12y ago
  In what specific industries are these needed? I'm curious as to how I can build an enterprise app in meteor.js.
  - nathan-muir 12y ago
    You want a list of industries, that involve communication with team members, and customers? I think you need to take your curiosity to google (or the real world), and do your own research.
    - notastartup 12y ago
      okay I just wanted to get your opinion.

dandv 12y ago

I'm working on Google's Governance, Risk and Compliance management system.[1] Porting it to Meteor would accomplish several goals: * clean and much simpler code base * automatically (reactively) updated status reports on compliance across various systems depending on numerous components throughout Google in continuous flux * ease of onboarding new developers in the team given the simplicity and ease of learning of Meteor [1]: https://github.com/reciprocity/ggrc-core https://github.com/reciprocity/ggrc-core

notastartup 12y ago
I worked with Meteor.js on an enterprise app a year ago but it seems to be more mature now. I think this is a great time to begin porting it.

nathan-muir 12y ago

Sky is the limit here. Low latency (real-time) can be an important part of effective and engaging communication. Sure, it's not for everything; I wouldn't want my email communicating word by word to my recipients as I typed. However, enterprises usually involve a lot of communication - with team members, stakeholders, and clients. - there are many opportunities to spice things up and make them more engaging & effective. There's also the opportunity to instantly communicate non-prose - manipulating datasets, images, graphs and charts in real time.

notastartup 12y ago
In what specific industries are these needed? I'm curious as to how I can build an enterprise app in meteor.js.
- nathan-muir 12y ago
  You want a list of industries, that involve communication with team members, and customers? I think you need to take your curiosity to google (or the real world), and do your own research.
  - notastartup 12y ago
    okay I just wanted to get your opinion.