Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
meteor.com
Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
1–10 of 24 posts
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#2Yay, more data binding libraries. This one needs some better examples before I'll be able to understand at a glance how it works. I currently do my data binding with AngularJS.
Btw, this feature sort of already exists in jQuery. http://api.jquery.com/link/
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#3How possible would it be to use something like Spark or Derby.js's Racer in a django site?
I like the realtime concept/behavior but I want to keep developing in django.
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#4Can Spark be used as a standalone library, without the rest of Meteor? That would be pretty cool and I suspect it would be very successful.
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#5It will be cool if Meteor could be packaged in a gem and be embedded in parts of a Rails app where client side interaction is heavy.
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#6How possible would it be to use something like Spark or Derby.js's Racer in a django site? I like the realtime concept/behavior but I want to keep developing in django.
For the real-time data synchronization part, try dropping dotCloud JS into your Django app: http://js.dotcloud.com
It doesn't do live templating, though.
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#7It will be cool if Meteor could be packaged in a gem and be embedded in parts of a Rails app where client side interaction is heavy.
Isn't Meteor written in Node?
Maybe this is an ignorant question -- but how would you integrate it into a Rails app?
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#8Why would you name this the same thing as a popular iterative map reduce implementation?
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#9It will be cool if Meteor could be packaged in a gem and be embedded in parts of a Rails app where client side interaction is heavy.
The whole idea of Meteor is to abstract away the server-side APIs commonly found in JS apps.
How does rails fit into that picture at all?
Backbone.js and Ember.js are already great for working with rails/REST apps...
Re: Meteor 0.4.0: Introducing Spark
#10How possible would it be to use something like Spark or Derby.js's Racer in a django site? I like the realtime concept/behavior but I want to keep developing in django.
For the real-time data synchronization part, try dropping dotCloud JS into your Django app: http://js.dotcloud.com It doesn't do live templating, though.
But, how much would I need to write to update the data in realtime as it changes in the backend?