Meteor in Action
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Meteor in Action
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#2https://github.com/meteor/meteor
I've checked out the packages, the ddp, the binary json stuff, etc it's all in there. Except for all the var self = this; stuff, I quite like it. They have really smart people over there.
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#4Once you read the book, the docs and have built something I recommend checking out the source code too. It's very readable. https://github.com/meteor/meteor I've checked out the packages, the ddp, the binary json stuff, etc it's all in there. Except for all the var self = this; stuff, I quite like it. They have really smart people over there.
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#5That's one of the most engaging landing pages I've ever seen for a book. Sadly, once it went through to a sign-up wall for me to download the first chapter free, I gave up. Had there been a direct download link, I would have still been interested.
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#6That's one of the most engaging landing pages I've ever seen for a book. Sadly, once it went through to a sign-up wall for me to download the first chapter free, I gave up. Had there been a direct download link, I would have still been interested.
tl;dr Link is now directly at the PDF for chapter 1.
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#7Once you read the book, the docs and have built something I recommend checking out the source code too. It's very readable. https://github.com/meteor/meteor I've checked out the packages, the ddp, the binary json stuff, etc it's all in there. Except for all the var self = this; stuff, I quite like it. They have really smart people over there.
What would a better alternative be for `var self = this` ? I use it all the time, never thought of it as an anti-pattern as long as it's only declared where you actually need it.
function foo(){};
setTimeout(foo.bind(this),1000);
That being said, I'm not entirely crazy about that method as well.Re: Meteor in Action
#8Judging from first few pages, looks like a decent book.
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#10Once you read the book, the docs and have built something I recommend checking out the source code too. It's very readable. https://github.com/meteor/meteor I've checked out the packages, the ddp, the binary json stuff, etc it's all in there. Except for all the var self = this; stuff, I quite like it. They have really smart people over there.
What would a better alternative be for `var self = this` ? I use it all the time, never thought of it as an anti-pattern as long as it's only declared where you actually need it.