Just use what you know, it's not about the stack. It's about what will get the job done asap.
Thanks Nico, I was in this direction just that real time comes with a hefty price tag and little or no open source options.
Meteor-JS versus AngularJS
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Re: Meteor-JS versus AngularJS
#12I know the question was meteor js vs angular js, but having developed heavily in meteorjs before it hit 1.0, I can at least speak of it. As whatthemick said, consider how much of your app needs to be in real time. Meteor js gives you a huge amount of power to wield when it comes to building real time applications, but it doesn't lend itself very well to building a stable experience. Not that meteor js isn't stable, j…
Thanks for the lengthy feedback, appreciate the elaboration on the bindings and the UI. Its actually the strength of Angular but I guess when it gets too big, it gets unwieldy in the case of meteor.js