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Understanding Deps: Meteor's transparent reactive library(meteor.hackpad.com)
2 points by debergalis 12y ago|0 comments
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Meteor hiring Engineers at Large(meteor.com)
1 points by debergalis 12y ago
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Meteor 0.7.2: completing our work scaling realtime MongoDB queries(meteor.com)
5 points by debergalis 13y ago|0 comments
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by debergalis 13y ago
Sure it is -- people are using Meteor in production already, and on multiple servers. Oplog tailing is the big story there.
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Meteor 0.7.1: Oplog support for complex queries, Meteor developer accounts(meteor.com)
69 points by debergalis 13y ago|20 comments
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Meteor Devshop coming to London(meteor.com)
1 points by debergalis 13y ago|0 comments
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by debergalis 13y ago
It's pretty simple. Work at a pizza shop, get a lot of free pizza. Work w/ people's money, ...
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David Glasser on scaling Meteor with the MongoDB oplog [video](meteor.com)
3 points by debergalis 13y ago|0 comments
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Meteor 0.7.0: Scaling realtime queries using oplog instead of poll-and-diff(meteor.com)
101 points by debergalis 13y ago|23 comments
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by debergalis 13y ago
[core dev] If you like to think about your application starting with its API, I think you'll really like learning more about DDP [1], the websocket JSON-based protocol that Meteor clients and servers speak. This is one of my favorite
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by debergalis 13y ago
The Meteor core team uses Hackpad for almost all our internal text -- technical design documents, checklists and procedures, note taking, drafting emails and website content, and documenting much of what we do and how we do it. I find the
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Meteor 0.6.6: content security policy, upsert and $near, Node 0.10(meteor.com)
1 points by debergalis 13y ago|0 comments
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Previewing Meteor's new rendering engine: reactive sortable lists(meteor.com)
44 points by debergalis 13y ago|7 comments
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Meteor 0.6.5: namespacing, modularity, new build system, source maps(meteor.com)
78 points by debergalis 13y ago|21 comments
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Greenspan: Tradeoffs of client-side rendering vs. server-side rendering(quora.com)
5 points by debergalis 13y ago|1 comments
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by debergalis 13y ago
I'm one of the parties to this: I founded ActBlue back in Cambridge before coming to SF and building Meteor. The funny thing is it came to my house yesterday as a single cover sheet plus a CD-ROM full of files, and I literally don't have a
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Meteor Summer Hackathon: June 29th in SF(hackathon.meteor.com)
29 points by debergalis 13y ago|2 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
It's unfortunate that the typical web development experience forces application developers to shoulder most of the burden of assembling and release engineering their stack. Quite different from building against iOS, or Win32, or Android.
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Meteor 0.5.8: security fix, AppCache, DB transforms, new Deps(meteor.com)
44 points by debergalis 14y ago|4 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor founder] One of the reasons we raised a large series A (and from Andreessen in particular, who are incredibly skilled and patient) was to create certainty and confidence in the platform. The round ensures that we can work on Meteor
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] Thanks. We're getting close to implementing a principled approach to REST endpoints and server-side routing. https://trello.com/card/page-model-server-side-rendering-res...
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] Ted and Nick found the issue. The site was running in development mode (what you get with "$ meteor run") instead of the direct bundle. That's now fixed. In development mode, we wrap the whole application inside a monitoring
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Introducing Ground Control: open source Meteor blog engine(blog.percolatestudio.com)
4 points by debergalis 14y ago|0 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] This is very cool, especially the use of NOTIFY. I have a different approach on a branch where I drive a Meteor.publish directly by polling postgres, instead of using an intermediate server-side MongoDB collection. Need to pac
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by debergalis 14y ago
[core dev] Four of us are not "guys" :) They move fast too!
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev and OP] Sorry to see this here. I don't know any of the people who commented here so far. I just smiled reading their stories -- they're the reason we work so hard on this project. If you're ever in SF, come to a Devshop and m
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Meteor 0.5.7 released: major scaling update, new DDP version, EJSON(meteor.com)
77 points by debergalis 14y ago|23 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] This is on us. The docs don't make this point clearly enough. It's also the single most voted for thing on the Meteor 1.0 roadmap: https://trello.com/card/patterns-for-writing-larger-modular-... JS files in the 'server' dir
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Meteor 0.5.3 Released: Deployment Settings, Minimongo, Spark, Accounts(meteor.com)
90 points by debergalis 14y ago|16 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
What blocks you from digging into the source? I want to make that easier for you. Nearly all of the Meteor code is broken out into various packages. They implement components like publish/subscribe, client-side data caching and snapshotti

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