Absolutely. The sheer simplicity of Meteor is taking me back to the days of hacking together simple web pages with HTML, CSS, and a sprinkling of JavaScript, only now it's possible to build much more feature-rich creations. :)
David, thanks a bundle for making your book available for free online, a decision so unselfish and so revealing of who you are and how much you love Meteor.
We're a small dev shop currently researching and evaluating Meteor for an in-house HTML5/PhoneGap hybrid mobile app. What we haven't found yet is a definitive, best-practice article or guide on how to "Meteor-enable" or integrate Meteor with the front-end Javascript UI frameworks we use or plan to use (DevExpress DevExtreme, Kendo UI, Polymer, Google's Web Starter Kit).
We're thinking that there must be a clear, definitive "right way" to get these frameworks work smoothly with Meteor. We haven't found such a resource yet to guide us through, and we're still looking.
Comments
Absolutely. The sheer simplicity of Meteor is taking me back to the days of hacking together simple web pages with HTML, CSS, and a sprinkling of JavaScript, only now it's possible to build much more feature-rich creations. :)
David, thanks a bundle for making your book available for free online, a decision so unselfish and so revealing of who you are and how much you love Meteor.
We're a small dev shop currently researching and evaluating Meteor for an in-house HTML5/PhoneGap hybrid mobile app. What we haven't found yet is a definitive, best-practice article or guide on how to "Meteor-enable" or integrate Meteor with the front-end Javascript UI frameworks we use or plan to use (DevExpress DevExtreme, Kendo UI, Polymer, Google's Web Starter Kit).
We're thinking that there must be a clear, definitive "right way" to get these frameworks work smoothly with Meteor. We haven't found such a resource yet to guide us through, and we're still looking.