Lessons:18Length:3.2 hours
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 Basics
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.Templates
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 Security
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 Goodness
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
