Meteor Explained - A Journey Into Meteor’s Reactivity

Some people think Meteor generates codes on the fly or does some magic behind the scenes. But it does not. It's a combination of carefully crafted technologies built into a single framework.

I will show you exactly what is happening in all those components very clearly with graphics and demos, so you will be able to understand them very easily. With that understanding, you'll be able to understand Meteor and it won't be a magical framework anymore. Then you’ll be able to build high-quality Meteor applications.

You don't need to have any prior knowledge to understand any of this content. A basic knowledge of Meteor is more than enough.

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Tables of Contents

1. Basics [Available Now]

1.1 Client–Server Architecture

1.2 DDP

1.3 Fiber

1.4 Introduction to Meteor's Reactivity

2. Client-Side Reactivity [Available Now]

2.1 Local Collections

2.2 How Deps works

2.3 How Blaze Works

2.4 Blaze and Reactivity

3. DDP Implementation [Available Now]

3.1 Default DDP Connection

3.2 Processing Incoming DDP (Client Side)

3.3 Processing Incoming DDP (Server Side)

4. Methods [Available Now]

4.1 Introduction to Latency Compensation

4.2 How Latency Compensation Works

4.3 WriteFence and It's Usage

5. Publish/Subscribe [Available Now]

5.1 How Publish/Subscribe Works

5.2 Cursors and Observers

5.3 Merge Box

5.4 Deps and Subscriptions

6. MongoDB and Meteor [Available Now]

6.1 Intro Into `mongo` Package

6.2 Polling Observe Driver

6.3 Oplog Observe Driver

6.4 MongoDB Write Operations