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Predictions on how quickly adoption grows after 1.0?
by tmetzner 13y ago
Predictions on how quickly adoption grows after 1.0?
- joshowens 13y agoI think it will be a pretty sizeable jump (100% growth?). I expect the next 0.8 release will make a lot of noise when they leave Handlebars behind and really ramp up the rendering engine side of things.
- 1qaz2wsx3edc 13y agoYea, I need some jade or haml, as the current packages are brittle as f#%k. Asset ordering for packages is another important issue I'd like to see rolled out for 1.0. In terms of growth, who knows, right now it appears to be linear, but I feel a ramp up is coming.
- joshowens 13y agoInteresting, we haven't really run into big asset ordering issues, we tend to stick jquery plugins and libraries in /lib or /client/lib
- 1qaz2wsx3edc 13y agoYea, I wouldn't call them big either, but they happen none-the-less. For package developers it can be vital. Sometimes A must be loaded for B. It's mainly a third party javascript issue. The compatibility folder sometimes does the trick, but by contrast the same utility doesn't exist for package developers. It's a larger dependancy management issue not tackled by the current packaging system.
- gerrys0 13y agoYeah, the current packaging system is more of a download installer and less of a dependency management system. That should get a lot better in 1.0. As for Jade, https://atmosphere.meteor.com/package/jade-handlebars https://atmosphere.meteor.com/package/jade-handlebars is working towards this. It also appears that Meteor is (or was) thinking of integrating Jade support in Meteor directly: https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/jade https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/jade