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by rgoomar 11y ago
It used to be called Ecmascript 6 (aka ES6), but the name was changed to help enforce a more frequent update. So, it changed from ES6 to Ecmascript 2015 (aka ES2015).
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by rgoomar 11y ago
I have looked at both and Meteor has had the architecture that Relay provides for a longer time. On top of that, it is easier to use / setup and allows you to get developing at a faster pace and still use React. TLDR; Meteor and Relay
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This Week in Meteor #31(blog.differential.com)
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by rgoomar 11y ago
To comment further on that, here's some more information for you guys based on the comparison notes: * Meteor is a solution for both frontend and backend development, while Telepat focuses on backend functionality. - You can use it for
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Successful Partners, Successful Platform(info.meteor.com)
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This Week in Meteor #29(blog.differential.com)
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This Week in Meteor #27(blog.differential.com)
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This Week in Meteor #25(blog.differential.com)
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This Week in Meteor #23(blog.differential.com)
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Intro to Meteor Revision 1.0(youtube.com)
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This Week in Meteor #21(blog.differential.com)
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What's coming in Meteor 1.2, and beyond(info.meteor.com)
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Welcoming Percolate Studio to Meteor Development Group(info.meteor.com)
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This Week in Meteor #19(blog.differential.com)
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Supporting Women in Tech(blog.differential.com)
2 points by rgoomar 11y ago|0 comments
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by rgoomar 11y ago
A hands on session using Python and introducing algorithms is a great idea in my opinion. Especially since Python is easy to pick up on. You could show them a little bit about time complexities throughout it as well. Then, if you plan on do
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The Story Behind Meteor%27s Next Big Move(blog.differential.com)
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A Fistful of Slack Clones: Chat Apps with Meteor(info.meteor.com)
4 points by rgoomar 11y ago|3 comments
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This Week in Meteor #15(blog.differential.com)
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Thoughts on angular-meteor as a great MEAN Stack(info.meteor.com)
5 points by rgoomar 11y ago|0 comments
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by rgoomar 11y ago
I haven't seen a push for it outside of Meteor yet, but i'm sure that is one of the things that they would want to push for later. Although, there are various DDP clients for other languages as you can see here: http://
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This Week in Meteor #13(blog.differential.com)
2 points by rgoomar 11y ago|0 comments
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by rgoomar 12y ago
XMonad is my favorite tiling window manager. I use it on top of XFCE, so I have a bit of a graphical interface just in case my non-technical friends use my computer and tiling / shortcuts / all the awesome stuff that comes with XM
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This Week in Meteor #8(blog.differential.com)
2 points by rgoomar 12y ago|0 comments
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by rgoomar 12y ago
Meteor is a full-stack platform. It is made up of a bunch of smaller sub projects that come together to make this awesome project. So, if you don't want to use part of it, you don't necessarily have to. You can read more about tha
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by rgoomar 12y ago
There is also a forum topic about this: https://forums.meteor.com/t/production-meteor-apps/193
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by rgoomar 12y ago
What's great is you can still use React with a Meteor backend. There are tons of integrations and examples out there on how to do so. :)
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This Week in Meteor #6(blog.differential.com)
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by rgoomar 12y ago
You forgot one big one: lookback.io ;)
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by rgoomar 12y ago
I personally don't see why pagination should be in core. That's not a necessary thing to have. I would rather have the core developers work on more important things like SQL support or performance optimizations rather than having

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