Meteor.js is a relatively new JavaScript framework with a lot of rather interesting twists to it. Full database access on the client? The same code running on both the client and the server? Not typical, right? It’ll get mind-boggling at times, but I think you’ll enjoy getting to know the Meteor framework.
1.Meteor Basics4 lessons, 30:02
4 lessons, 30:02
1.1Intoduction01:15
1.1
Intoduction
01:15
1.2Installing Meteor06:43
1.2
Installing Meteor
06:43
1.3Meteor Principles and Concepts06:27
1.3
Meteor Principles and Concepts
06:27
1.4Application Structure 15:37
1.4
Application Structure
15:37
2.Templates2 lessons, 28:08
2 lessons, 28:08
2.1Basic Templates10:42
2.1
Basic Templates
10:42
2.2Templates, Reactive Data Stores, and Events17:26
2.2
Templates, Reactive Data Stores, and Events
17:26
3.Data and Security6 lessons, 1:18:20
6 lessons, 1:18:20
3.1Collections18:51
3.1
Collections
18:51
3.2Smart Packages06:16
3.2
Smart Packages
06:16
3.3Publishing & Subscribing with Collections11:54
3.3
Publishing & Subscribing with Collections
11:54
3.4The Meteor Account System16:03
3.4
The Meteor Account System
16:03
3.5Controlling Database Access15:10
3.5
Controlling Database Access
15:10
3.6Meteor Methods10:06
3.6
Meteor Methods
10:06
4.More Meteor Goodness6 lessons, 55:29
6 lessons, 55:29
4.1The HTTP Smart Package07:43
4.1
The HTTP Smart Package
07:43
4.2Sending Email with Meteor08:42
4.2
Sending Email with Meteor
08:42
4.3Deploying Meteor Apps05:00
4.3
Deploying Meteor Apps
05:00
4.4Preprocessed Languages04:01
4.4
Preprocessed Languages
04:01
4.5Meteor and Backbone29:29
4.5
Meteor and Backbone
29:29
4.6Conclusion00:34
4.6
Conclusion
00:34
Hi! I'm Andrew Burgess, and I'm a connoisseur of all things programming.
I'm from near Toronto, Canada, and I've been fooling around with computers for nearly my whole life, both hardware and software. Right now, I'm finishing up a computer science degree. For almost a decade now, I've been playing around with over a dozen programming languages on several different platforms, from JavaScript to Java, from Ruby to Befunge. My favourite has always been JavaScript.
I've always enjoyed writing, so when I discovered Tuts+ in 2009, I was excited to start writing tutorials. Since then, I've been writing tutorials and producing screencasts for Tuts+. Right now, I'm a course instructor and I produce mostly JavaScript-related courses. Maybe you've seen Building a Web App from Scratch with Angular.js or Node.js from Scratch; that's me!
I've also written a few ebooks, like Getting Good with Git, Getting Good with JavaScript, and, more recently, Backbone.js Blueprints.