Is the scrolling lag because of MeteorJS or is that the dev's fault?
Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
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#13For people nearing the end of high-school, please go to college. I don't have a degree and have been extremely lucky; I managed to get into middle-management and have been successful. The problem is that I'm not as "portable" as I would be with a degree - in other words, a layoff or termination could put my lifestyle in jeopardy. As such, I am going back to school at 29. Get it over with :)
Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#14For people nearing the end of high-school, please go to college. I don't have a degree and have been extremely lucky; I managed to get into middle-management and have been successful. The problem is that I'm not as "portable" as I would be with a degree - in other words, a layoff or termination could put my lifestyle in jeopardy. As such, I am going back to school at 29. Get it over with :)
Without an degree you have to prove yourself harder for every single little thing (resume, visa, job applications, etc.).
Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#15Nice looking site. What did doing this in Meteor get you? Why did you go with a framework that focuses primarily on real-time interactions/data streaming? It seems to me this could easily be a Rails app with some simple Angular components for the Filter Career Paths bit. But, perhaps this betrays my ignorance of the versatility of Meteor...
Thanks for the feedback! Me being a 21 year old developer who didn't have his hands in the mud when all the big guys were in play (Rails, Django, etc), I went for a new framework like Meteor to see where my self-learning abilities can benefit me. So far it's been great in terms of the speed we can develop at and the transparency between front end and back-end (no missed import calls anywhere to crash the app). Meteor…
Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#16Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#17For people nearing the end of high-school, please go to college. I don't have a degree and have been extremely lucky; I managed to get into middle-management and have been successful. The problem is that I'm not as "portable" as I would be with a degree - in other words, a layoff or termination could put my lifestyle in jeopardy. As such, I am going back to school at 29. Get it over with :)
I've also noticed as I start working with people who have their Masters and some with PHDs that people take me seriously. It's like... I must know what I'm talking about. How else would I still be here?
Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#18[Part 1] http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/07/25/50-jobs-over-50000...
[Part 2] http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/08/05/50-jobs-over-50000...
Quick question: How did you get pagination working? I haven't built anything big in Meteor, but I did go through the Discover Meteor book, and it said that Meteor doesn't lend itself well to pagination, so that you should use infinite scrolling. Does pagination break if the database is updated, or is it not reactive, or am I missing something?
Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#19Re: Show HN: Careers for people not going to college, built with Meteor
#20For people nearing the end of high-school, please go to college. I don't have a degree and have been extremely lucky; I managed to get into middle-management and have been successful. The problem is that I'm not as "portable" as I would be with a degree - in other words, a layoff or termination could put my lifestyle in jeopardy. As such, I am going back to school at 29. Get it over with :)