Meteor - a pure Javascript web framework

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Thad Guidry

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Dec 21, 2012, 10:06:27 AM12/21/12
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Some No Cookies Crew members might find this an interesting project, which also was a Notable project on GitHub with thousands of stargazers:

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Dec 21, 2012, 8:29:10 PM12/21/12
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Hi Thad!

> Some No Cookies Crew members might find this an interesting project, which
> also was a Notable project on GitHub with thousands of stargazers:
>
> http://www.meteor.com/
>
> Anyone using it ?

There are many frameworks for writing unhosted and "partially hosted" web apps.
I like to write javascript straight on the DOM, without css. But that's because
my apps are for my own use, so I don't need any fancy layout or templating or i18n
etcetera. I often just display the raw JSON and graph the connection statistics
right in the interface, which I can then cut-and-paste into other code snippets
again, "close to the metal" as they say.

But I heard other people use emberjs (apparently not entirely free of headaches yet)
and backbone (which apparently is only a basis for a framework, not a whole framework.

It's a good question though, who is using a framework (and if so, which one) to write
their unhosted web apps?


Ciao,
Michiel
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