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It’s a shame you didn't to talk to us too. There are a lot of benefits of using Meteor. First, it plans to be DB agnostic, so Postgres support will come in the
by engelgabriel 11y ago
It’s a shame you didn't to talk to us too. There are a lot of benefits of using Meteor. First, it plans to be DB agnostic, so Postgres support will come in the next version, and many other DBs. So if that was the main reason, it's was a bit short sighted. Also, we have already submitted our Mobile apps to Google Play and Apple Store. Sure the first version is Hybrid, but they work really well, and the native version is on the making. We are also working with a team from the US army to implements the DoD Manual 5200.01V2 so they can use it at government agencies too. On scalability, we are pushing the limits with a deployment that has 40k users for the Federal University in Brazil. Hopefully GitLab will not commit to a single option so early, that would be premature at this point, and maybe we can work together to offer another chat option?
- sytse 11y agoI send you an email to set up a call.
- kohenkatz 11y agoLooking forward to seeing PostgreSQL support! MongoDB is the only reason I'm not using Rocket.chat at the moment.
- engelgabriel 11y agoMeteor 1.2 will ship later this summer with Official SQL support http://info.meteor.com/blog/whats-coming-in-meteor-12-and-beyond http://info.meteor.com/blog/whats-coming-in-meteor-12-and-be...
- kabes 11y agoThat's not what that post says. It says SQL integration will probably come after 1.2