djmashko2

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by djmashko2 11y ago
Database modifications on the client are usually disabled in Meteor. There are two ways to control database access in Meteor: 1. You can write allow/deny permissions rules to allow only certain modifications: http://docs.met
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by djmashko2 11y ago
Here's step 10 of the tutorial, which demonstrates how you can write custom RPCs to handle writing data in Meteor: https://www.meteor.com/try/10 You don't have to use the client-side insert/update/r
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by djmashko2 12y ago
I'm curious why the #2 concern is that the installation takes 20 GB. I bet most users don't have enough files and programs to fill up even a small 256 GB hard drive. For some power users this might matter, but as far as I can tell
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by djmashko2 12y ago
(Disclaimer: I work at Meteor) That box is referring to the data syncing, event handling, and view rendering code that you don't have to write when you use Meteor, compared to some of the previous generation frameworks. If you put toge
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by djmashko2 12y ago
(I work at Meteor) We'll fix this soon! Thanks for the feedback.
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by djmashko2 12y ago
Meteor has an oplog-tailing MongoDB driver, implemented here: https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/devel/packages/mongo/o... You could use Meteor as your server, and talk to it over DDP from y
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by djmashko2 12y ago
(Disclaimer: I work at Meteor) I'm sorry that you had such a bad experience with the transition to Blaze. We have been moving very fast on changes trying to nail down a good API for 1.0, which is coming very soon at this point. Hopeful