Well you've made it to the end of this course. Good job. We've learned a lot about all of Meteor's big features. However there are a lot of details and smaller features that we haven't had a chance to look at yet. So there are a few resources you can check out to learn even more about Meteor. First of all of course there's the Meteor documentation. Which covers every single feature that Meteor has. It's a great place to learn all of the basics. Also Meteor recently came out with the official guide to Meteor. This is a great set of documents that not only goes more in depth than the documentation itself does. But it also offers lists of best practices. And things to consider when you're building your Meteor application. Well I hope you've learned a lot about Meteor in this course. Thanks for watching and I'll see ya later.

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6.1 Conclusion

1.Getting Started
3 lessons, 11:39

1.1
Introduction
00:39

1.2
Application Demo
05:23

1.3
Application Setup
05:37

2.First Steps
4 lessons, 19:19

2.1
Organizing Your Code
05:44

2.2
Set Up a Router
07:24

2.3
Add User Accounts
03:39

2.4
Collections
02:32

3.The User List Page
3 lessons, 23:41

3.1
List Users
12:38

3.2
Making Friends
04:57

3.3
Write a First Meteor Method
06:06

4.The Game List Page
4 lessons, 39:05

4.1
Waiting for Data
08:15

4.2
New Game Form
08:35

4.3
New Game Method
09:42

4.4
List the Games
12:33

5.The Game Page
10 lessons, 1:28:25

5.1
Get the Game Data
04:53

5.2
Display the Game: Prep Work
11:40

5.3
Display the Game
12:00

5.4
Style the Chess Board
02:50

5.5
Making Moves: The Event Handler
16:54

5.6
Making Moves: The Meteor Method
10:00

5.7
Listing the Moves
06:48

5.8
Chat Between Users
11:56

5.9
Reviewing the Game
09:29

5.10
Deploy the Application
01:55

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:44

6.1
Conclusion
00:44

6.1 Conclusion

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4.The Game List Page4 lessons, 39:05

5.The Game Page10 lessons, 1:28:25

6.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:44

6.1 Conclusion

1.Getting Started
3 lessons, 11:39

2.First Steps
4 lessons, 19:19

3.The User List Page
3 lessons, 23:41

4.The Game List Page
4 lessons, 39:05

5.The Game Page
10 lessons, 1:28:25

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:44