Meteor is an open-source web application platform written in JavaScript and based on Node.js. It enables developers to quickly create real-time web and mobile applications.
Meteor is a full-stack JavaScript platform that allows developers to create real-time web and mobile applications. It is based on Node.js and uses MongoDB as its database. It is designed to make development easier and faster, and to let developers focus on the user experience rather than the underlying technology.
Meteor is organized around the concept of packages, which are collections of code that can be used to extend the platform's functionality. These packages can be used to add features such as user authentication, data storage, and more.
Meteor also provides a command line interface (CLI) that can be used to create and manage projects, as well as to run commands to deploy and test applications.
Meteor was created by Geoff Schmidt and Matt DeBergalis in 2011. The platform was initially released as a commercial product, but was later open-sourced in 2014. Since then, Meteor has grown in popularity and is now used by developers around the world.
Meteor's features include:
The following example shows how to create a simple "Hello World" application using Meteor:
// Create a new Meteor app
meteor create hello-world
// Add the necessary packages
meteor add accounts-ui accounts-password
// Create a template to display the "Hello World" message
¶ Hello World!
// Add the template to the main page
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Meteor is related to the following technologies: