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"you need to support browsers that don't have JavaScript enabled.
... ok, that last one was sufficiently low-probability that I'll stop there before I start telling you not to use Meteor if your customers gave up their computers in favor of the abacus."
But I do wonder about the accessibility ramifications of only supporting javascript. Do all browsers support javascript?
This site barely works... Simply hangs with spinning jewish logos...
In development mode, we wrap the whole application inside a monitoring process that includes a proxy server. It's how we support hot code push on a laptop, among other things. But it's not a configuration we intended for production use at scale. We'll think about how to make a clearer recommendation in the docs.
So don't blame Meteor :)
But I am perhaps a bit biased, I already think Meteor is a joke of a product.
Perhaps you could consider a limited preview account for us HNers that doesn't let us date anyone but does let us check out what you built and sort of inspect things. That will help shine some positive light on Meteor with our crowd, many of whom will likely be unwilling to share an experimental Jewish dating site with their Facebook friends on a whim.
I understand they are moving towards this by having a protocol and different adapters for other databases.
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Thanks. We're getting close to implementing a principled approach to REST endpoints and server-side routing. https://trello.com/card/page-model-server-side-rendering-res...