Meteor 0.8.0: Introducing the Blaze templating engine
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#2I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically.
Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
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#3http:/www.gwenbell.com
Re: Meteor 0.8.0: Introducing the Blaze templating engine
#4jquery compatibility is huge, awesome! I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically. Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
The videos on Evented Mind are fantastic to learn from as well - https://www.eventedmind.com (recently introduced a subscription model, though, some of the videos are still free to play).
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#5jquery compatibility is huge, awesome! I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically. Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
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#6jquery compatibility is huge, awesome! I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically. Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
A great learning resource is Discover Meteor - http://www.discovermeteor.com (purchase required, but great value for money, as it's been regularly updated since its release). The videos on Evented Mind are fantastic to learn from as well - https://www.eventedmind.com (recently introduced a subscription model, though, some of the videos are still free to play).
http://pluralsight.com/courses/meteorjs-fundamentals-single-...
I will try it out this weekend.
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#7jquery compatibility is huge, awesome! I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically. Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
A great learning resource is Discover Meteor - http://www.discovermeteor.com (purchase required, but great value for money, as it's been regularly updated since its release). The videos on Evented Mind are fantastic to learn from as well - https://www.eventedmind.com (recently introduced a subscription model, though, some of the videos are still free to play).
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#9At first glance, this seems much better in terms of programmer productivity, given that it uses logicless templates rather than embedding HTML inside JS code. But I'd be curious if it's less performant.
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#10jquery compatibility is huge, awesome! I am a new developer. I've used meteor for a couple toy projects, and found it really easy to get started. past the basics however, I found it really hard to get answers. I'm currently trying to write a simple backbone + node app to get my head around all the things meteor does automagically. Are there any plans for learning resources coming from the meteor team?
Recently rebuilt a client app in Meteor, ran into a few hurdles that I think are just part of the learning curve.
A few times I have come to the github wiki page & found some helpful tips: https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki
http://www.meteorpedia.com/ is in pretty active development, lots of links and the guys who run it are active on the Google Group also.