Treffer: Meteor: Full-Stack Web Application Development

Learn how to create mobile and full-stack web applications in JavaScript by getting a deeper insight into MeteorAbout This BookThis step-by-step tutorial will show you how to build fast, complex web applicationsOver 65 hands-on recipes help you build and deploy elegant web applicationsOptimize your web application for production useWho This Book Is ForIf you are a web developer who is familiar with Meteor and has basic knowledge of web development, and you now want to explore new paradigms of single-page, real-time applications, this course is perfectly suited for you.What You Will LearnSecure your site with Meteor best practicesCreate reactive templates that update themselves when data changesAdd routing to a single-page application and make it appear like a real websiteMake your own Meteor packages and see how to make them publicRapidly build robust, responsive user interfacesPublish your own reusable custom packagesOptimize your site for load speed with advanced publishers and subscribersMaster the intricacies of front-end development using Jeet, Bootstrap, CSS animations, and moreLeverage the aggregation framework to produce results with big dataOptimize your site for search engine visibilityIn DetailMeteor is best JavaScript development platform and is packed with collections of libraries and packages bound together in a tidy way to take care of everything from development to production, making your web development easier.This course follows a learning path divided into three modules. Each module is a mini course in its own right, taking your knowledge to a new level as you progress. The first module takes you from the installation of Meteor to building a fully working web blog (including back end) to create and edit posts. Your path will begin with the basic concepts and folder structure of a Meteor project, learning how Meteor templates work to test packages, and seeing the application itself.The second module is a cookbook that starts with simple recipes des