The document discusses using Meteor and Famo.us to build reactive user experiences on the web similar to those on iOS7 and Facebook Paper. It recommends using Meteor to build a reactive user experience and Famo.us to replicate the "Paper" UX using web technologies. It also provides an overview of Meteor, describing it as a fullstack JavaScript library that raises the abstraction level from raw JavaScript and Node.js, allowing client code to be written in JavaScript and server code also in JavaScript.

1. T/14. March. 2014.
Example 1: Better UX using Meteor and Famo.us

2. First iOS7. Then Facebook Paper:
That’s how we would like things to be.
But using web technology.

3. Try Famo.us to
replicate the
”Paper” UX.
!
Use Meteor to
build a reactive
UX.

4. We should add this…
Web with
Physics Engine
Push
!
To this …
Native
Pull
Reactive
Platform
Server
Server
API
Publish/
Subscribe
RPC
Events
NoSQL
RPC
IT mess
Queries
SQL mess

5. Using this…
Or perhaps this…
famo.us
Meteor
ASP.NET
SignalR
DDP
WebSockets
Meteor
Azure"
Service "
Bus
Mongo
Mongo

6. Fullstack JavaScript Library of Packages. Raises
abstraction level from ”raw” JavaScript + Node.Js
Client in JavaScript
Server in JavaScript

7. Meteor Demo
!
Meteor to show an example
of reactive development.
!
Famo.us not released yet.
40 days or so left.
!
All code, development and
hosting in the ”cloud”.

8. GitHub

9. Developing at Nitrous.io

10. Deployed at meteor.com

11. The Reactive Web App.
Create Account
Create/Pick a Project
Join a Project with a Yes or a Maybe
comviqanarchy.meteor.com