Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
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Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#2Might be a good idea to at least put
This page requires JavaScript
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#3Might be a good idea to at least put This page requires JavaScript on your site. All I see an expanse of white.
The last few lines of the article shed some light on OP's opinion of browsing with JavaScript disabled:
"you need to support browsers that don't have JavaScript enabled.
... ok, that last one was sufficiently low-probability that I'll stop there before I start telling you not to use Meteor if your customers gave up their computers in favor of the abacus."
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#4I'm sorry, but why would you put something like this in your CSS:
text-shadow: 0 1px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.5);
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#5@saint-loup Good catch! That was old code, not noticeable in my usual browser. It's gone now.
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#6"Coming soon on mobile. Check it out on your desktop or laptop." Really?
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#7How can Meteor be taken seriously with shit like this?
This site barely works... Simply hangs with spinning jewish logos...
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#8I liked the article a lot, got excited about giving Meteor a go for our next project, but then I checked out your website and got bummed. It takes +10 seconds to load ... the "loading " message. And then it just sits there, spinning the jewish logo.
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#9How can Meteor be taken seriously with shit like this? This site barely works... Simply hangs with spinning jewish logos...
This could be anything, and be completely unrelated to meteor or related in a way that has no bearing on the claims of the article. He did just launch, after all.
Re: Meteor in the Wild: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Reactive Programming
#10How can Meteor be taken seriously with shit like this? This site barely works... Simply hangs with spinning jewish logos...
This could be anything, and be completely unrelated to meteor or related in a way that has no bearing on the claims of the article. He did just launch, after all.
I've had a couple of my sites hit by Hacker News before, it's not that much traffic.
But I am perhaps a bit biased, I already think Meteor is a joke of a product.