Why do people put so much effort in comparing tool A to tool B when either of those tools only cover 5% of all the work that goes into any serious application, and the time saved by any advantage tool A has over tool B is pretty much negligible?
I mean cool, so Meteor is maybe better for prototyping. Because that's all we're talking about here, prototypes and ultra-simple websites.
It's always the same story, a shiny new tools that make the first weeks a little smoother, and after that it's business as usually for entire life cycle of the application.
Except of course you now have to deal with a tool that still has years to go before it's really mature and stable, and any advantage you gained in the first few weeks is completely lost.
This has nothing to do with software development, this is just about fashion.
I mean cool, so Meteor is maybe better for prototyping. Because that's all we're talking about here, prototypes and ultra-simple websites.
It's always the same story, a shiny new tools that make the first weeks a little smoother, and after that it's business as usually for entire life cycle of the application.
Except of course you now have to deal with a tool that still has years to go before it's really mature and stable, and any advantage you gained in the first few weeks is completely lost.
This has nothing to do with software development, this is just about fashion.