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funny how things come back. I loved meteorjs and its still my fav framework to this day. Seeing optimistic ui and browser based databases being used this way
by lampe3 3mo ago
funny how things come back.
I loved meteorjs and its still my fav framework to this day.
Seeing optimistic ui and browser based databases being used this way makes me happy.
I would like to understand how they do the chunking and only updating part of the graph instead all of it.
- 255kb 3mo agoHad to scroll this far to see meteors being mentioned. It was the first framework I started my js journey with. And it was doing exactly what is described here, using a reimplementation of mongodb, in the frontend: minimongo.