Category: 08. Meteor Js
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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:
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Real-Time Features
Meteor is well-known for its real-time capabilities. You can use this to build features like live chat or real-time notifications. Example of Real-Time Chat: Client Side: Server Side: Client Side Subscription:
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Testing Meteor Applications
Testing is crucial for ensuring your application works correctly. **1. Unit Testing: Use the practicalmeteor:mocha package for unit testing: Write Tests: **2. Integration Testing: Use cypress or webdriver for end-to-end testing. Write Integration Tests:
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Meteor’s Package Ecosystem
Meteor has a rich ecosystem of packages for various functionalities. Some useful packages include: Adding a Package: Using a Package: