debergalis

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by debergalis 14y ago
Yeah, absolutely. See http://roadmap.meteor.com/ for the high-level view and http://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues for some starting points on building out code. Another good option is building Atmosphere packages at http://atmosphe
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] Please come help us with this! We have six engineers at Meteor and dozens more contributors in the community working on the platform every day. The plan to 1.0, including REST, is at http://roadmap.meteor.com/ . Here's the g
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] The `spiderable` package is just our hack to let search engines index our own website. It works surprisingly well for that, but it's certainly not the long-term solution. There's a fuller explanation of our routing / REST plan
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] Meteor treats the server as an environment for running arbitrary privileged code. You can write server-side logic that consults third-party services, logs client writes to a separate audit trail, keeps authentication state bet
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] Meteor + Mongo may be a good choice for you. The leaderboard example at http://www.meteor.com/examples/leaderboard already has a lot of what you need. The trick is figuring out how to identify each client: whether you have
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by debergalis 14y ago
We need both. Many devs love the screencasts.
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] I explained a bit more of the philosophy behind the Meteor security model in a Stack Overflow answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13331836/meteor-userid-is... And of course, http://meteor.com/authcast if you haven't
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev] I had a chance to meet Sacha and Tom a few weeks back. They're two of the nicest fellows I've worked with -- absolutely delighted to have them as leaders in the Meteor community.
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by debergalis 14y ago
[meteor dev here] The latest plan for 1.0 is at http://roadmap.meteor.com/ . It's too early to have a specific release date but it'll be well under a year from now.
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by debergalis 14y ago
This is why we used a Trello board. These can move around, and all the votes for i18n help us prioritize it against other items.
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by debergalis 14y ago
Please do: there's a card for additional databases on the roadmap.
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by debergalis 14y ago
[Meteor dev here] This roadmap is a starting point for a discussion. I want SQL too -- the question is whether there's a 1.0 we could ship sooner that's useful for a class of applications based on Mongo.
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Meteor begins scaling work, releases 0.5.1(meteor.com)
10 points by debergalis 14y ago|1 comments
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Meteor releases authentication, accounts system, and new screencast(meteor.com)
269 points by debergalis 14y ago|65 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
You can try out the prerelease auth feature right now if you want. A bunch of projects are using it. https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki/Getting-Started-with-A...
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Meteor 0.3.9 adds search engine optimization(meteor.com)
87 points by debergalis 14y ago|42 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
Good point. We do use Meteor. Our own site has always run on Meteor, and we build other tools and personal projects with it. Dogfood is good -- we now have an experimental version of server side rendering in Meteor because we had the pre
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by debergalis 14y ago
That's precisely how Meteor auth works. Each client can request a set of documents from the server -- think of it as a predefined query. For each of those requests, your server code decides what (if anything) to send back to the client.
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by debergalis 14y ago
Thanks. Yes, we now have an authentication system that lets you define limits on which documents each client can read and modify. It's available on the "auth" branch in the Meteor repository. https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki/Getting-
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Meteor Raises $11.2M from Andreessen Horowitz(meteor.com)
249 points by debergalis 14y ago|107 comments
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by debergalis 14y ago
We got some amazingly specific and valuable feedback -- check some of the Meteor HN threads. MIT is going to be a big part of making Meteor available everywhere.
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by debergalis 14y ago
Thanks! auth is next. But check out the madewith.meteor.com source for a good example of how you can lock down an app today.
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by debergalis 14y ago
[I'm one of the Meteor authors.] We released under the GPL Tuesday because our single goal was to share our work and direction of thinking with everyone. We hoped to spur a discussion about new ways to build apps that dramatically changes t
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by debergalis 15y ago
We've actually written a lot of testing for the core framework packages -- those tests are in each package directory. Look for *_test.js files. https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/master/packages/ You're 100% right though. We don't ha