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node.js - meteor有什么用?有基于meteor开发的比较出名应用吗?

最近看到meteor好像很diao的样子,大概的看了下官方的tutorial,还不是很明白基于meteor有什么好处,还有就是有没有什么好的应用是基于meteor开发的。

天蓬老师天蓬老师2927 days ago792

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  • 黄舟

    黄舟2017-04-17 11:55:45

    Have done two projects using meteor. Personally, I feel that Meteor's greatest strength is the real-time nature of data, as well as undifferentiated calls from the front and back ends, just like restful API.

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  • 黄舟

    黄舟2017-04-17 11:55:45

    Features:

    • Universal JavaScript. The same code can run in the browser or on the server
    • Reactive Rendering. Responsive rendering and fine-grained updates. If you have ever made a rich client application, you will realize that this can reduce a lot of update code.
    • Optimistic UI. Latency compensation and conflict resolution, instant response without waiting for the network.
    • . . .

    Apps include:

    • https://rocket.chat/
    • http://www.telescopeapp.org/
    • . . .

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  • PHP中文网

    PHP中文网2017-04-17 11:55:45

    I am currently using meteor and the current company project is to take down the entire rocket.chat project and rewrite and modify it internally. Actually encountered some problems.
    Meteor’s routing is a big problem. Although there are flowrouter and ironrouter.
    Secondly, meteor communicates internally based on DDP. A bit cumbersome for simple applications. Especially when p/s is required.
    Others are still being explored. . .

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  • 巴扎黑

    巴扎黑2017-04-17 11:55:45

    The more famous ones are wekan and RocketChat

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  • 巴扎黑

    巴扎黑2017-04-17 11:55:45

    Meteor Entrepreneurship Project http://www.jianshu.com/p/b3e9e58ace9f

    RESPONDLY — Social conversations with Meteor
    Respondly is used by companies such as Stripe and Slack to manage the team’s Twitter conversations. It is a collaborative app whose special feature is that everyone who uses it can see it. We can filter these tweets based on the other party's real-time dynamics and see the tweets corresponding to each person. Respondly is built entirely using Meteor.

    VERSO — Delivering on the promise of education technology
    Verso is a pure Javascript cross-platform mobile application that provides services to teachers and students. In this app, teachers create clips, lessons and videos, presented as pictures or text. Verso is developed using Meteor and PhoneGap. So teachers can use the camera and microphone in the App. Students use the app to post feedback. Teachers can view overall student statistics. Codebase, which drives the mobile application, also provides a web version of school-wide statistics.

    WORKPOP — Job marketplace with Meteor
    Workpop is a Los Angeles start-up that uses Meteor to build an online talent market for hourly workers. They have received venture capital from a number of well-known venture capital firms. Job seekers can use the app to find and apply for positions that suit their skills and time. Workpop can automatically save your working hours and other work information. Recruiters have a dedicated page for unified viewing of job applicants.

    CLASSCRAFT — Classroom gamification with Meteor
    Classcraft is a role-playing game used by teachers to help students improve their concentration in class. Here is the interface that the teacher sees from the web browser. Each student has a virtual character. If the student does the right thing, the teacher can reward the student with experience points. Teachers can also set the rules of the game and define the careers of different students. This App is built using Meteor and MongoDB. Classcraft also has a native iOS app. Students use it to control their characters. This iOS App is connected to Meteor's backend through DDP to synchronize data.

    BLONK — Mobile job search with Meteor
    Blonk is a lightweight job matching App. As a job seeker, you can quickly browse recruitment information and click Yes and No to feedback your intentions. The recruitment company does the same thing. If you both click Yes, a chat room will appear where you can talk in detail. Blonk is built using Meteor and PhoneGap, and is available in iOS and Android versions.

    LOOKBACK — UX studies with Meteor
    Lookback is an iOS applicability testing application that conducts beta tests and includes synchronous videos and comments of the usage process. Lookback consists of two parts, an iOS developer plug-in and a Meteor App, which is used to collect and record all user experiences. Lookback is used by companies including Spotify.

    CODEFIGHTS — A new way for programmers to compete and learn
    CodeFights is a real-time programmer teaching and battle platform. At the beginning, it was developed using the basic PHP framework, but the task volume was huge, and after investing huge manpower and material resources with no results, the entire team decided to switch to Meteor for development, thereby solving the real-time and scalability issues.

    FLOWKEY — Hitting the right notes with the right framework
    Flowkey is a cross-platform WebApp used to teach students how to play the piano. The App analyzes the sound of the earpiece in real time, determines which note the user is playing, and then compares it with the real-time music score sound, and gives real-time feedback. Filtering music according to difficulty and theme in a huge music library requires writing a lot of front-end code, so the Flowkey team used Meteor to develop their real-time piano teaching app.

    HANSOFT X — Building a collaboration app with real-time sync
    Hansoft Tools to develop better products quickly. Their vision focuses on highly technical industries such as electronics, aerospace and telecommunications, and brings agile working methods to most people in the organization, which means mobile applications will have a wider audience.

    THOUGHTLY — Harnessing the Power of Machine Learning
    Machine learning startup team Thoughtly set out to develop a project called Ellipse, which can read, digest, analyze, visualize and summarize a large number of text tools to change the game of natural language processing rule. The team wanted Ellipse to have an immersive, intuitive front-end with a sophisticated machine learning back-end, and they quickly realized they could achieve both requirements using Meteor.

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