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title = "Getting Started with Meteor.js JavaScript Framework - Second Edition - Isaac Strack"
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date = 2016-03-25
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[taxonomies]
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tags = ["books", "isaac strack", "meter.js", "javascript", "reviews", "web development", "it"]
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[GoodReads Summary](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25903452-getting-started-with-meteor-js-javascript-framework---second-edition):
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Learn one of the most up-to-date JavaScript platforms, with easy to follow,
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step-by-step instructions Familiarize yourself with Meteor’s new and improved
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features Create dynamic, multi-user applications in JavaScript.
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{{ stars(stars=4) }}
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I must say, I'm confused about something: Either the book is really shallow or
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there are no "gotchas" with Meteor. 'Cause the book goes all the way from
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creating a single application from start to end, keep it straight, doesn't add
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any bullshit, add external dependencies, packages it and then deploys either
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on the meteor structure or in custom server.
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So, again, either Meteor is so simple that everything is already packaged or
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the book is shallow and doesn't go deep into problems you may find. I can't
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really know, after reading it, which one (although I'd bet my money on the
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first).
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