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Mastering MeteorJS Application Development

You're reading from   Mastering MeteorJS Application Development MeteorJS makes full-stack JavaScript Application Development simple – Learn how to build better modern web apps with MeteorJS, and become an expert in the innovative JavaScript framework

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785282379
Length 298 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Jebin BV Jebin BV
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Arturas Lebedevas Arturas Lebedevas
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Preface 1. Building a MeteorJS Web Application FREE CHAPTER 2. Developing and Testing an Advanced Application 3. Developing Reusable Packages 4. Integrating Your Favorite Frameworks 5. Captivating Your Users with Animation 6. Reactive Systems and REST-Based Systems 7. Deploying and Scaling MeteorJS Applications 8. Mobile Application Development 9. Best Practices, Patterns, and SEO Index

REST-based systems


Representation State Transfer (REST) is a software architecture style for the Web and Web-based applications. REST has become very popular and there are hundreds of applications powered by REST APIs. REST APIs enable us to build distributed and multitier systems efficiently. A typical single page, JavaScript-driven application are mostly powered by REST APIs. Whenever we have a backend with data storage, many clients want it to be REST-based so that the backend layer can be decoupled from the frontend layer. In similar terms, many developers want to try whether MeteorJS can also act as a REST-based system. Yes, it is possible.

MeteorJS is an apt solution for applications that need to handle data reactively in both the backend and frontend. If we want MeteorJS to be used just to serve data, this isn't a good choice. Instead, we can look out for other better options. Still, for the sake of learning, let's give it a try and see all the caveats it has.

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