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Please don't spread misinformation. MDG is longer the company behind Meteor.
Tiny has acquired Meteor and Meteor Galaxy (The official Meteor Deployment service, think Atlas to MongoDB) and is dedicated on bringing Meteor back to the spotlight.
dev.to/harryadelb/tiny-acquires-me...
Meteor 1.9 is about to be released too BTW. And many more great changes coming its way.
github.com/meteor/meteor/pull/10527
I wrote my bachelor's thesis about meteor and I organized meteorjs Meetups in my city. I also worked professionally with meteor for over 5 years.
I was working with meteor bevor atmosphere and meteor packages even excited so yeah I think I know what I'm saying.
Looking big at the promises and the maintainers from mdg. They are working more on Apollo then on meteor.
Maybe meteor is not dead but it's on life support.
As of today I would not recommend anyone using neteorjs.
You've a solid background no doubt and I appreciate your enthusiasm for Meteor. And I'm even totally okay with your current stance on whether or not to recommend Meteor. But what does that have to do with stating proper facts? Tiny is the company behind Meteor; not MDG. And, while Meteor suffered a while of low attention by MDG; It's still going strong with active development and many plans for the future!
I don't want you to take personally and sorry if I have offended you, thanks.
No offense taken.
I was just burned to often by MeteorJS.
I hope tiny can fix some of the biggest problems of meteor.
For me the 2 top important would be
Glad, we could find mutual ground.
They're working on improving the testing docs in the new roadmap.
More misinformation:
According to Github, the last commit was on Dec 16, 2019.
It is a typo fix 🤨
The last release was 8 months ago according to GitHub.
how about adonisjs? (however seems a great project yours!)
Yes I have seen it but never used it.
Adonis is the Laravel of Node. Definitely check it out if you need some inspiration.
It sounds like a fun and challenging project to take on!
To me, minimal for these sort of Rails, Django, Keystone types of projects has 3 major components: Auth, Admin UI, Auto-model scaffolding.
Those 3 things should show up as either a part of the core or as first-class plugins.
Yes for me auth and data scaffolding are also very important and should be a first party package.
A admin-ui can be an plugin but can also the a 3rd party aka community plugin :)
but yeah in general more scaffolding like in rails would be nice :)
Please keep in mind to support the local development environment regarding requirements.
Sometimes developers are overwhelmed when they need to setup a MongoDB, Redis or stuff like that in order to get started; so something like a docker compose stack for example could be quite useful.
Yes I am also thinking that it should run without docker.
For example the required db could be sqlite3
But yeah I'm with your general suggestion
Interesting
I hope it is and also that the journey will be interesting for people 😊🙌
Why you decided to use mongo instead for example postgres? Relational databases are better choices in most cases because only sometimes we don't need to make a relations between object.
I'm just used to mongodb in most projects.
I want to use TypeORM so adding other Databases should be easy :)
Isn’t it called Sailsjs?
sailsjs.com/
Isn't sails like kind of not really maintained any more?
This is great.
I wish to learn a thing or two.
I hope to learn new things too :)
I will recommend you to check the SugoiJS project (wiki.sugoijs.com/) you might find it satisfying for your needs:)
I will have a look
This project is more for me to learn not to have something in production. If it ended up in production it would be cool but it's not a must for me 👍😄
So how exactly is
Nodegonna be onrails?Another project you should be looking at is AppWrite.io
It practically gives you the backend you are looking for and is very secure.
Cheers,
Tailor
I will have a look at it :)
This project is more about learning then finding a good solution :)
have you took a glimpse at NestJS?
Yes but just a glimpse 😊