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Urigo / meteor-client-bundler

https://blog.meteor.com/leverage-the-power-of-meteor-with-any-client-side-framework-bfb909141008
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Update docs #13

Closed sylvain441 closed 7 years ago

sylvain441 commented 7 years ago

Hello, Don't know if I'm really at the good place to ask this. I'm a little bit confused about this package.

Could someone explain the main differences of approach between (meteor-angular2) AND (meteor) / (angular2 + meteor-client-bundle)

What about ?

Thank you anybody to enlight this point -- Sylvain

DAB0mB commented 7 years ago

@sylvaiin They are the same. There shouldn't be any special treatments when using meteor-client-bundler, only it is a bit more flexible because basically what it does, it strips out Meteor's backend making it much more independent to use with whatever front-end framework that you would like, like React Native and Native Script. Personally I like the meteor-client-bundler approach since I only like Meteor's backend and I don't like the rest of their stuff which you're obligated to use once using their platform. Hopefully this explanation was detailed enough, I will close this issue because I wanna prevent spamming of the issue section :-)