MeteorJS blog articles. Meteor and Angular - a match made in heaven? Meteor and Angular I've only had one occasion to really try out Angular to see what I thought of it, I had an experienced friend come over and pair with me through building my first screen using Rails 3.2 and Angular.
Since the first time trying Angular, I fell madly in love with the Meteor.js platform and never really gave it a second thought - at least not until a blog reader asked me to dive deeper! I decided to reach out to my Meteor friend Jonas Aschenbrenner (aka Sanjo on Github), because I know he has a sizable Meteor/Angular app and would be the perfect guy to answer my questions.
What are the advantages of Angular.js? Angular makes it easy to structure your client code into testable units and connect them via dependency injection. Meteor.js blog written by @elfoslav. Simple Crud app in Meteor – Raj Anand. We have seen some introduction about Meteor in the previous article now lets create a simple application where user can able to Creat, Read, Update and Delete contents..
Create mrt create meteor-crud Lets remove the default content.. we are going to use bootstrap-flatly theme for ui and CoffeeScript as template manager.. First we can prepare our html file to render the posts then we can use our template manager to make the content reactive.. Meteor Tutorials - Free Beginner Tutorials for Meteor. Every week, I publish tutorials about how to build real-time web applications with the Meteor JavaScript framework.
These are some of my most recent tutorials: But there’s always something new in the works and I’d suggest checking back on a regular basis. (Or following the @MeteorTips Twitter account for near-instant updates when new content is posted.) I should note, however, that most tutorials on this site expect that readers have read Your First Meteor Application — the free, online book that I wrote about Meteor. Meteor Tips & Tutorials - Books, Video Tutorials, & More. #15 Build a Drag and Drop Javascript Web App in 30 minutes - Meteor JS.
#9 - Build an Application like Facebook with HTML, Meteor and Javascript. 30 Days with Meteor. EventedMind. Meteor Tips & Tutorials - Books, Video Tutorials, & More. How Blaze Works - Meteor's Reactive Templating UI. We all know that Blaze is a Handlebars-compatible templating engine written specially for Meteor.
But how does Blaze actually work? That’s what I am going to show you. I’ll try to explain with an example. It’s a simple Meteor application with a single template. Here’s the code for our app: Posts = new Meteor.Collection('posts'); if(Meteor.isClient) { Template.postList.posts = function () { return Posts.find(); }; } Blaze is a combination of several packages. First, let me show you an overview of how Blaze renders templates. Let’s dig in. Parsing HTML (When Bundling) On the bundle-time, Blaze parses all your html files and generates a JavaScript file, which will get loaded into the client. This task is mainly handled by the templating package. Then it takes the body along with all templates and converts them into JavaScript.
The JavaScript file generated for our app.html is located in <app>/.meteor/local/build/programs/client/app/ in a file called template.app.js. Best Learning Resources for Meteor.js. May 26, 2014 Meteor.js is an open-source platform built on node.js for building reactive web apps quite rapidly.
It is designed to allow programmers to create applications in a modern fashion, using up-to-date paradigms. Thanks to an $11 million dollar budget the time until Meteor will hit v1.0 should not be too long. Update: It’s been over a year that I compiled a list of the best resources to learn the JavaScript framework Meteor.js and back then it was hard to come by any good reading material on the subject. Fortunately, this has changed quite a bit recently, which is why I decided to give this list a complete makeover. Meteor Tutorials and Snippets. Journal. 7 Reasons to Develop Your Next Web App with Meteor. When I first learned about the Meteor JavaScript framework, I saw someone write, “Meteor is to Node.js as Rails is to Ruby,” and I think that’s a good comparison.
A few years ago, Rails was the hot new thing on the web, sprinkling some useful “magic” through the development process to make programming on the web more approachable and pleasant. Out of the countless new frameworks that have spawned as of late though, none have made me feel the way Rails did as much as Meteor — a framework that you should seriously consider using for your coming projects. Here’s a few reasons why. 1. Your applications are real-time by default. Lately, companies like Twitter and Facebook have been moving toward a real-time web. The problem is, creating real-time web applications is tricky. These are just a small sample, too. 2. One of the frustrating parts of being a web developer is the need to wear a variety of hats. The screencast. Mnmtanish/meteor-hello-world · GitHub. Another 'Hello World' to MeteorJS. Meteor.
Diving into Meteor.JS - Template Reactivity (Part 14 of 17) Oortcloud/unofficial-meteor-faq. What are the best practices for structuring a large Meteor app with many HTML template files. Creating a Multi-Page Site with Meteor. As with any web application, creating multi-page sites requires a specialized set of tools.
In this article, we’ll take a look at developing a library that not only can differentiate between the different URIs, but one that takes advantage of Meteor’s core features. Intended Library Features Whenever I have to develop a specific and focused library like this, I like to start with the outcome of, how do I want this to work? So, we can begin by writing down some of the features that we’d like it to have: The ability to load different pages according to the URI Reading parameters from the URI (placeholders) Keeping the pages dynamic as per the Meteor standard That looks pretty good. In design, you have concepts like ‘form-follows-function’, which uses the idea of laying out everything first, and designing it later.
In code, I often find the opposite is more helpful. EventedMind. EventedMind. Tutorial: Creating Coder Clicker (a Cookie Clicker clone) in Meteor (Part 1) - StudentRND Blog. Browse the code on GitHub.
This tutorial will take 2-4 hours for a beginner who has a basic understanding of C-style programming syntax, HTML, and the command line. Part 2 of 2 available here If you haven’t already seen Cookie Clicker, go check it out. It’s a great example of a simple game that’s really addicting (and questionably fun?). In Cookie Clicker, you click on a cookie to accumulate cookies. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a multiplayer version of Cookie Clicker with the Meteor.js framework. Playing @CookieClickr and #CoderClicker at the same time xP I am definitely gonna fail my math test 2morrow…… — Henry Pond (@DrLuciferZ) October 18, 2013 @EdwardStarcraft: Made it to $111,116,000,000,000/second on #CoderClicker without any computer assistance. Tutorial: Creating Coder Clicker (a Cookie Clicker clone) in Meteor (Part 1) - StudentRND Blog.