Sewdn

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   by Sewdn 10y ago

   The idea is to illustrate the power of iterative typesetting in combination with Printing on Demand. I can understand you don't like the idea of seeing yourself show up in every story, but you must like the idea that any manuscript out
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   by Sewdn 10y ago

   I ordered my copy. This is typographical craftsmanship of the highest level. Thanks for this marvel reflecting a huge amount of dedicated labour and what must have been months of research.
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   by Sewdn 11y ago

   The challenges discussed by the OP apply to any large-scale complex project and are not limited to developing in Meteor. True, some are specific to Meteor (besides the challenges that go with all NoSQL architectures), as is the case with
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   by Sewdn 13y ago

   Yes, it's worth learning. 3 good reasons why: 1. It's ambitious. Meteor is not yet another nodeJS web-framework or client side JS framework. It also doesn't stop at combining the both (with a beautiful DDP to share data betwe