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by primigenus 12y ago
Just imagine what would have happened had they not renamed to "Sierra On-Line". That name could have been worth a fortune today.
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Data flow from the database to the UI: Three layers of Meteor(medium.com)
4 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Transparent Reactive Programming(github.com)
41 points by primigenus 12y ago|6 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
Why do you say Google will "never fix" the "lack of apps"? What do you call adding support for running Android apps? Clearly they are working on addressing this, even if they're not there yet.
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by primigenus 12y ago
If your comment is in response to the linked article: 1. Meteor isn't a client-side framework, it's a full-stack platform; 2. This post was written by a member of the community, not someone on the core team, so I don't think
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by primigenus 12y ago
You should PR it in! The source is on Github: http://github.com/q42/0hn0
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by primigenus 12y ago
You aren't tied to MongoDB. You can switch to Firebase ( https://atmospherejs.com/mrt/firebase ) or Parse or even REST APIs if you want. Someone is even writing a reactive MySQL driver ( https://github.com
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August Never Ends(ohdeargodbees.tumblr.com)
1 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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“Why does a car like the Tesla still have old-style fuses?”(facebook.com)
114 points by primigenus 12y ago|70 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
At a high level, what you're describing is pretty straightforward to implement. You just publish the data a user has access to read, and you use allow/deny rules to determine which they can write to. You should take a look at the
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Uber.gov – It’s Time to Let the Government Drive(medium.com)
224 points by primigenus 12y ago|174 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
It would be very interesting for our company to get involved with this at a partner level as we often work closely with startups during the earliest stages. Is there anyone from Facebook here who can get me in touch with the right people to
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by primigenus 12y ago
Could you elaborate on specifically which changes you weren't happy with? Just curious to hear what made things harder for you.
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by primigenus 12y ago
Could you make the source code of your app available so we (people who use Meteor) could take a look? Nothing that you're doing sounds hard or impossible with Meteor and I'd be glad to look through the code and help you figure out
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by primigenus 12y ago
Off the top of my head, Lookback.io ( https://lookback.io ) raised $2.2M and Workpop raised $7.9M ( http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/16/workpop/ ). Lots more: http://www.quora.com/Wh
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by primigenus 12y ago
> Of course Meteor could start expanding to new products and do something unrelated to an MVC framework, but there's no mention of that right now. Visit http://meteor.com/about and you will find this: > [...] a n
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Party Mode - An audio visualizer experiment(preziotte.com)
1 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Functional testing for Rijksmuseum(q42.nl)
8 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
Designed by Fabrique ( http://fabrique.nl ) and developed by Q42 ( http://q42.com ). :)
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by primigenus 12y ago
I feel this way too sometimes, but I've come to relate it more to the fact that Meteor is relatively new, and the community has collectively built relatively few complex apps, so the documentation, available blog posts, Stack Overflow
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by primigenus 12y ago
Don't forget to check out the zoomable, hi-res paintings such as this one: http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/collection/s0047V1962 The site was developed by the same teams who created the Rijksmuseum website las
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Van Gogh Museum(vangoghmuseum.nl)
96 points by primigenus 12y ago|50 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
I didn't mean to imply I thought promises are the same as callback hell - they are completely different beasts, indeed. But I still greatly prefer the reactive system provided by Blaze and Meteor's overall setup. I've built r
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by primigenus 12y ago
That's funny, because not having to write "spaghetti code" is one of the reasons I tell people to use Meteor. Perhaps we have different definitions. For web apps, I tend to define spaghetti code as the huge layers of glue a
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First Meteor Amsterdam meetup on August 27th(meetup.com)
1 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Unlocking the Clubhouse: Women in Computing (2003)(amazon.com)
1 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Does Meteor deliver?(lemur.ro)
2 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts about Meteor(medium.com)
3 points by primigenus 12y ago|0 comments
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by primigenus 12y ago
I'm curious what YCombinator has to say about that kind of behaviour. Is this a unique case? Has it happened before? How do you prevent it from happening? What's the benefit of being able to say you're a YC founder?

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