Author: saqibkhan
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Real-Time Communication with Feathers.js
This tutorial explores the real-time capabilities of Feathers.js, including the use of WebSockets for bidirectional communication between clients and servers. You’ll learn how to enable real-time features in your application, set up real-time event listeners, and handle real-time data updates. The guide will cover practical examples like live notifications, chat applications, and dynamic data updates.…
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Building RESTful APIs with Feathers.js
This comprehensive guide focuses on creating RESTful APIs using Feathers.js. You’ll delve into the design of services, which are the backbone of Feathers applications, and learn how to create, read, update, and delete resources. The tutorial will cover routing, query parameters, and how to use Feathers’ built-in service methods. Additionally, you’ll explore advanced topics like…
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Introduction to Feathers.js
This tutorial provides a detailed overview of Feathers.js, a lightweight framework designed for building real-time applications and RESTful APIs. You’ll start by understanding the core concepts of Feathers.js, including its event-driven architecture, service-based design, and the use of hooks for managing data flow. The guide will walk you through the installation process, setting up a…
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Meteor and Microservices
Meteor applications can interact with microservices for more modular and scalable architectures.
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Meteor’s Data System: Advanced Usage
Optimizing Performance Schema Validation with aldeed:simple-schema
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Deployment and Scaling
Meteor applications can be deployed on various platforms: **1. Galaxy: Official Meteor hosting platform. **2. Docker: Containerize your Meteor app and deploy it to services like AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure. **3. Heroku: Use the Meteor buildpack to deploy to Heroku. Example Dockerfile: Example Heroku Deployment:
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Meteor with Modern Front-End Frameworks
Meteor can be integrated with modern front-end frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular. React Example: React Component: