Complete Meteor.js Tutorial
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If you would like to get started using Meteor.js you will love this complete tutorial! In this video, we will start by installing Meteor and setting up our project folders, go over how Meteor works on both the client & server side, go over special files & directories, complete Blaze tutorial on design templates, using collection to create dynamic content, adding new functionality to our app using packages, and adding a form for customizing input. The project we will be working on in this tutorial is a to-do list.
Install Meteor on Windows
https://www.meteor.com/install
Install Meteor on OS X/Linux
curl https://install.meteor.com/ | sh
Website for downloading Meteor packages:
https://atmospherejs.com/
Time Stamps
00:06 To install meteor on Windows go to https://www.meteor.com/install If you are one OS x or Linux type the following command in terminal "curl https://install.meteor.com/ | sh"
03:25 How the different parts of Meteor work together (server & client)
04:07 Meteor uses mongoDB a mySQL database on the server side and Minimongo on the client side
07:43 In addition to Blaze, Meteor supports React.js (used by Facebook & Instagram) and Angular.js (used by Google)
08:32 How Meteor handles loading code to the server and the client
11:58 A simple way to structure your Meteor projects
12:53 Getting started with Blaze templates
33:54 How to use collections to interact with your database to update, remove, and fetch data on both the server and the client
54:06 How collections and sessions differ
55:38 Packages are collections of code written by another developer to add functionality to your app
01:01:57 Adding a form to our app to create custom to-dos
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