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Angular-Meteor allows developers to build AngularJS applications using the Meteor full-stack framework. It allows existing AngularJS apps and third-party libraries to work natively on Meteor. Developers can write apps with Meteor and use their existing Angular knowledge, apps, and libraries. The framework provides an easy way to learn a new technology by leveraging existing skills and code.
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- 3. TL;DR 1. Write AngularJS applications with Meteor. 2. Use your existing applications and all 3rd party libraries 3. Angular works natively on Meteor 4. You should check out Meteor
- 4. AngularJS devs need ! a better stack solution • REST is not optimal • Realtime Server solution • solutions and services vs. full stack
- 5. Then I saw
- 6. Easy On-boarding • Existing knowledge • Existing applications • Migration path - easy path for learning new technology
- 8. So Try It! Google: “angular meteor” Tutorial / API Reference
- 10. What is Meteor? • Open source platform for building web and mobile apps in JavaScript • Your infrastructure team
- 11. • How the big guys are doing it • Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Asana • Dedicated internal team • Custom frameworks Modern Apps are more than client-server Ajax calls
- 12. Modern Apps are more then client-server Ajax calls • Meteor’s Goal: Gmail-quality apps without Google’s money
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- 14. Libreboard • 2 developers • 2 countries • 2 months
- 15. Community • Over 150 meetup groups around the world – meteor.meetup.com • Over 4000 community-authored packages - atmospherejs.com • Ranked #11 on GitHub (just passed Backbone, will soon pass Rails)
- 19. Let’s code!
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- 22. Future • angular-meteor 1.0 • Angular 2.0 • Server Side AngularJS • Learnings on both frameworks
- 23. Team and top supporters
- 24. How to start Tutorial http://angularjs.meteor.com/tutorial API Reference http://angularjs.meteor.com/api
- 31. How are we doing it?
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