Nice comment but a minor correction.
In meteor the client only has in his local database the documents he is
allowed to read.
That solves the security issues on the client.
What I like most in meteor is
Not having to refresh the browser on every change i make in code.
Not having to code web
Well, as for the database, there are obvious security issues and
performance issues - I mean, having an open connection from all clients to
a single back-end database is a pretty nutty prospect for most serious
programmers...
Just think about connection-count,you can't even do connection pooling
On Thursday, April 18, 2013 7:00:48 PM UTC-4, Arnon Marcus wrote:
Well, as for the database, there are obvious security issues and
performance issues - I mean, having an open connection from all clients to
a single back-end database is a pretty nutty prospect for most serious
EmberJS is one of the most comprehensive MVC frameworks of the day - it's
batteries included (like web2py).
It is inspired by Ruby-on-Rails, in terms of preferring
convention-over-configuration (like web2py).
It has sane defaults for the high-level architecture, so it could require
minimal
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