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by brentjanderson
4251 days ago
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Even at "especially large scale" there are things that can be done to support unique scale cases, including swapping out database drivers and other components that don't work as well as you might need. Although this may be corrected in 1.0, single page applications in Javascript like this (whether in Angular or other tools) tend to underperform in SEO (Or not perform at all). Meteor has a sort of hack that handles SEO at the moment, but it's not particularly terrific. Meteor's database support is presently focused on MongoDB exclusively. Expect relational and other data stores to have improved support in the near future. If you were starting a project that depended on a relational database (Postgres, MySQL, MS SQL, Oracle, etc.), Meteor would probably be a poor choice today. For many use cases, however, Meteor is terrific in my experience. |
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