Radically faster web development -- Meteor after one year

Meteor is a new development platform that makes it dramatically faster to write rich web applications in pure JavaScript. In this talk from HTML5DevConf, Matt DeBergails, founder of Meteor asks, "how do we build this new style of application that's just fundamentally different than the tooling, and the practices that we've learned over the last ten years building for a server-centric environment?"

Matt will address some of the challenges associated with building client-side apps, and how Meteor's packages work together to create an exceptional development experience.

[cmwebcreations]

Lucene full text index search environement automagically deployed with the aplication! A dream comes true...

[adityamenon]

Hi Max, I meant that about JavaScript in general, not Meteor! Now I'm sure you know Doug Crockford is a way better source than me when it comes to ranting about JavaScript's sucky parts :)

[McGavel]

Meteor sounds cool. Thanks for the info.

[treflatface]

anyone has the video freezing continuously starting from around 29:00 ? I have to manually skip the minute mark but I cannot get past 32:11.

[ddpxl]

I likes lots where all this is going :)

[treflatface]

affected 480p, doesn't reproduce at 360p

[JTricio]

A language is only as good as it's developers ;-)

[natecoley]

javascript itself does not suck at all. It's all about DOM and browser compatibility.

[ramstein]

Hey, i´m the first here to comment. Where is my trophy?

I love meteor.Thank you all for this innovative framework.

[ArindamPaul]

In which world do you live in dude! .. Wake up! .. Javascript Rocks and it is everywhere.

[MilMike]

almost every day a new framework comes out... as a developer i need more ram in my brain... and time to learn all this crap. only to find out that someone else developed a new framework that can do more, better, faster, whatever... 

I should became a butcher and not a developer -.-

(nothing against meteor, i have no idea what this is, it might be cool..)

[adityamenon]

There are sucky parts and there are brilliant parts, just like most other popular languages. The best bet is to suck it up and learn to use the good parts.