What doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger right?

13 Dec 2016

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So where to begin with Meteor? First off I’d like to say is that I still have all my hair. Secondly I think I’m starting to like meteor. Getting into Meteor was simple, nothing too out of the ordinary. As I dove furhter I found that the learning curve wasn’t so nice. It took some time to get use to it, but looking back on it now, it’s not so bad. Unless you count the amount of time on the internet trying to get it to work. Setting that aside I did have some fun using meteor. What I found most interesting about meteor is the way information is handled. In traditional ways information was stored on a server and a client would make a request to retrieve the data. In meteor the portion of which the client wants to retrieve is taken from the server and placed on the server. This method in my opinion is a much more efficient and reliant way of altering data. A couple months later and these feelings and thoughts that I had about Meteor are still there. Although I feel as though my feelings are unchanged, there is a part of me that see more about Meteor than I once did. Over the course of these couple months I have found many more problems that can occur with Meteor, but the one part I found amazing about these problems are the community. The community is the most impressive part. There are many indivduals who try to help with all the problems and they will give you the best advice that they can. They want other individuals to grow, to become better. As skillful or unskillful as someone could be at software engineering, there is much more that can be learned with others.