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- 1. NEW S DESIGNVELOPER Son Le September 17th 2016
- 2. 2 SON LE WEB DEVELOPER o Work at Designveloper for > 2 years o Work with Meteor for > a year HCMC ! Hello , @sonlexqt
- 5. 5 o Quickly build efficient, reactive apps o Universal JavaScript o Isomorphic APIs o Build apps for any device o Large supportive community
- 8. 9 v1.3.2 • On both client & server • Enable ES2015 generators & ES2016 async/await ES2015/CommonJS Support
- 9. 10 v1.3.2 Use the NPM version instead Removed the default (Atmostphere) jquery package
- 11. 12 v1.3.3 DDP callbacks are now batched on the client side DDP Batching
- 12. 13 v1.3.3 Overwrite the default babel- preset-meteor plugin .babelrc support
- 13. 14 v1.3.3 ... is no longer needed ! DEPLOY_HOSTNAME =galaxy.meteor.com
- 15. 16 v1.3.4 • From version 2.15.1 to 3.9.6 • Much flatter node_modules dependency trees NPM has been upgraded
- 16. 17 v1.3.4 • meteor deploy • meteor login / logout • meteor update 30s timeout for HTTP requests from meteor CLI
- 18. 19 v1.3.5 Failed Meteor package downloads are now automatically resumed from the point of failure Package downloads
- 19. 20 v1.3.5 • Ability to resume downloads • (Windows) Meteor can be removed via control panel Meteor Installer
- 21. 22 v1.4 • Upgrade JS V8 engine => support ES6 • Bring a plan for long-term supports Upgraded Node to v4.4.7
- 22. 23 v1.4 • Default storage engine: WiredTiger • Encrypted storage engine • In-memory storage engine • Documents validation Upgraded Mongo to v3.2
- 23. 24 v1.4 Added Angular 2 boilerplate project
- 24. 25 MORE COMING UP ! v1.4 August 2016
Editor's Notes
- ES2015 features: import / export const, let, scoping variables / functions arrow functions classes promises ... ES2015 generators: basically a different kind of function, that may be paused in the middle, one or many times, and resumed later ES2015 async/await: much more natural way to handle asynchronous code
- For example: If a bunch of documents arrive in a very short time, callbacks are only evaluated once, rather than once per document.
- This file is for configuring Babel preferred transform plugins So if you don't like the way babel-preset-meteor handles a particular kind of syntax, you can overwrite it by modifying your .babelrc or package.json file
- - Support variety of new ARM processors
- Mongo 3.2 changes: WiredTiger + 7-10x write throughput + Up to 80% compression
- MongoDB Updates MongoDB 2.6 will be officially sunsetted at the end of October, 2016 Update mongo drive. The mongo driver that currently ships with Meteor is old and doesn’t reliably work with connecting to MongoDB 3.2 databases Support for Node 4 and beyond WORKING We want to be able to update the version of Node that ships with Meteor to 4 and eventually 6 #5124. #6537 lays the groundwork to overcome the main blocker for updating to Node 4, that is, needing to rebuild all existing Meteor packages that contain binary dependencies. Full transition to npm 1.3 introduced npm install support along with ES2015 modules. In the future, we would like to transition the Meteor package ecosystem over entirely from Atmosphere to npm. We are still in the early conceptual design phase and expect to update the roadmap once we have a design in place that will underpin further development. Apollo We're building the next generation data stack for modern applications called Apollo. We believe the data part of the Meteor stack is impactful enough to deserve it's own fully fledged sub-project that will be compatible with other languages and frameworks. Apollo is born from the Meteor project and is naturally designed to work perfectly with Meteor. It is GraphQL based and will work with multiple data sources starting with REST. Apollo is our answer to bringing SQL and improved performance analysis to Meteor. View Layer Our plans around the view layer are to maintain strong integrations (along with guidance) with React, Angular and Blaze. We'll make essential fixes to Blaze but most likely won't be adding new features ourselves. We encourage you to help build the features you need at the meteor/blaze repository.