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Isaac Strack is a design technologist and STEM education advocate, currently

working as a solutions consultant for Adobe Systems. With more than 15 years of
experience in management information systems and web and creative technologies,
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author of the Packt Publishing book Meteor Cookbook and the Packt Publishing video
series Learning Meteor Application Development; he also assisted recently as a technical
reviewer for another Packt Publishing book named Building Single-page Web Apps
with Meteor. He holds a patent for online fraud detection and is a co-captain of the
Salt Lake City Meteor Meetup group. He is an experienced lecturer/speaker. Isaac
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events, and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

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 Table of Contents
Preface v
Chapter 1: Setup and Installation 1
Installing using curl 2
Loading an example application 3
Selecting your file's location 4
Loading the example application 4
Starting the example application 4
Previewing the application 5
Help! I made too many changes! 6
Making code changes 6
Changing from Leaderboard to Yay Science! 7
Summary 10
Chapter 2: Reactive Programming…It's Alive! 11
Creating the Lending Library 11
Creating the base application 12
Creating a Collection 14
Having fun with the browser console 15
Adding some data 17
Displaying collections in HTML 18
Cleaning up 22
Creating a reaction 25
Multiple clients 27
Summary 28

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Chapter 3: Why Meteor Rocks! 29

Modern web applications 29
The origin of the web app (client/server) 30
The rise of the machines (MVC) 30
The browser grows up 32
A giant Meteor appears! 33
Data On The Wire 33
Latency Compensation 34
Full Stack Reactivity 37
Let's create some templates 40
Summary 46
Chapter 4: Templates 47
A new HTML template 47
Gluing it all together 51
Displaying items 51
Additional view states 54
Adding events 57
Model updates 61
Style updates 64
Summary 66
Chapter 5: Data – Meteor Style! 67
Document-oriented storage 67
Why not use a relational database? 68
MongoDB 69
Using direct commands 70
Broadcasting changes 73
Configuring publishers 74
Turning off autopublish 74
Listing Categories 75
Listing items 79
Checking your streamlined data 80
Summary 81

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Chapter 6: Application Structure – Client, Server,

and Public (oh my!) 83
The client and server folders 83
The public folder 88
The security and accounts 90
Removing insecure 90
Adding an admin account 91
Granting admin permissions 94
Customizing results 97
Modifying Meteor.publish() 97
Adding owner privileges 99
Enabling multiple users 100
Summary 101
Chapter 7: Packaging and Deploying 103
Third-party packages 103
Finding the available packages 104
Bundling your application 107
Deploying your application to Meteor's servers 107
Updating Meteor's servers 108
Using your own hostname 109
Deploying your application to a custom server 109
The server setup 109
Installing and configuring MUP 110
Deploying your app using MUP 112
Summary 114
Index 115

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 Preface
We live in amazing times. Advances in medicine, communication, physics, and
all other scientific fields provide us with opportunities to create things that were
literally impossible to create only a short while ago.

Yet, we aren't easily amazed. Moore's law has not only affected how fast our
computers are, it has significantly increased our expectations as well. We've
come to expect wondrous advances, and therefore, what was once amazing has
become…well…expected. It's a rare thing, indeed, to find something that takes
us by surprise—something that renews that childhood sense of wonder we all
secretly want back because it was stolen from us.

Well, get ready to regain some of that wonder. A dedicated group of computer
scientists, who were determined to make something wondrous, have created a
new JavaScript framework called Meteor. You may be thinking, "A new JavaScript
framework? That's nothing special." And, if that's all Meteor is, you'd be correct.
However, fortunately for you, that's not the end of the story.

Meteor is a reactive, simple, and powerful application platform, capable of producing

sophisticated, robust web and mobile applications with just a few lines of code.

In the context of modern web applications, it is state-of-the-art. Using established,

proven development design patterns, Meteor takes all the mundane parts of building
an app and does them all for you. Therefore, you get to focus on building a solid
application without getting bogged down with the usual time-wasting activities,
such as writing yet another database interface or learning a new templating engine.

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And the best part is, it's simple to learn, amazingly simple! You will see an
application come to life right before your eyes, and when you look back at the
number of lines of code it took to create and compare it to the traditional methods
of development, you may actually find yourself saying "wow" or "how did they
do that?"

This book will walk you through the major features of Meteor and show you
how to create an application from scratch. By the end of the book, you will have
created a working, useful application, and you will have a solid understanding of
what makes Meteor different. This may sound like hyperbole, but if you're open
to the idea that something innovative and unexpected can qualify as amazing,
then prepare to be amazed!

What this book covers

Chapter 1, Setup and Installation, gets you up and running with Meteor in just a few
minutes, and you'll see how quickly and easily you can build a fully functional and
useful application.

Chapter 2, Reactive Programming…It's Alive!, teaches you all about reactive

programming, and how you can leverage reactivity in Meteor to create amazing
responsive applications.

Chapter 3, Why Meteor Rocks!, helps you to gain an understanding of the design
patterns that Meteor uses and see examples of these powerful patterns in action.

Chapter 4, Templates, teaches you about Meteor Templates in depth and uses
templates to lay the groundwork for your Lending Library application.

Chapter 5, Data – Meteor Style!, helps you to discover how Meteor handles data,
making an enterprise-level application incredibly simple and robust. Implement
Meteor's data handling quickly and effectively in your application.

Chapter 6, Application Structure – Client, Server, and Public (oh my!), shows you what
changes you can make to the default configuration to make your application more
secure, extensible, and user-friendly.

Chapter 7, Packaging and Deploying, helps you to become an expert on Meteor's

packaging system, including how to include many popular third-party frameworks.
You will learn how to deploy a Meteor application to your developer, testing, and
production environments.

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What you need for this book

To run the examples in the book, the following software will be required:

• Operating systems:
°° Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) and above versions
°° Linux x86 or x86_64 architectures
°° Windows 7 and above versions

• Meteor:
°° Meteor version 1.1 or above

The following table will guide you to sites that contain more information:

# Software Name URL

1 Mac OS X http://www.apple.com
2 Linux http://www.debian.org
http://www.redhat.com
3 Windows https://www.microsoft.com
4 Meteor https://www.meteor.com/install

Who this book is for

This book is for an application developer, designer, or an analyst with a decent
understanding of HTML and JavaScript who wants to learn about Meteor and
the new movement inside the JavaScript community towards full-stack web and
mobile applications.

If you are looking for a step-by-step approach to understand how and when to
use one of the most popular and innovative application development frameworks,
this book is for you.

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Under the hood, Meteor is really just a bunch of files and scripts, which are designed
to make the building of a web application easier. That's a terrible way to describe
something so elegant, but it helps us to better understand what we're using.

After all, Mila Kunis is really just a bunch of tissue wrapped around bone, with
some vital organs inside. I know you hate me now for that description, but you
get the point. She's beautiful. So is Meteor. But it doesn't do us any good to just
leave it at that. If we want to reproduce that type of beauty on our own, we have
to understand what's really going on.

So, files and scripts… We're going to walk you through how to get the Meteor package
properly installed on your Linux or Mac OS X system, and then see the package of files
and scripts in action.

Windows is now officially supported (Yay!) so you can follow along

using the new Windows installation if you would like. Information
can be found at https://www.meteor.com/install.

In this chapter, you will learn the following topics:

• Downloading and installing Meteor via curl

• Loading an example application
• Making changes and watching Meteor in action

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Installing using curl

There are several ways to install a package of files and scripts. You can manually
download and transfer files, you can use a pretty installation wizard/package with
lots of Next buttons, or you can do what real developers do and use the command
line. It puts hair on your chest. Which, now that I think about it, may not be a very
desirable thing. Okay, no hair; we lied. But still, you want to use the command line,
trust us. Trust the people that just lied to you.

curl (or cURL if you want to get fancy) is a command-line tool used to transfer
files and run scripts using standard URL locations. You probably already knew that,
or you probably don't care. Either way, we've described it and we're now moving on
to using it.

Open a terminal window or the command line, and enter the following command:
curl https://install.meteor.com/ | sh

This will install Meteor on your system. curl is the command to go and fetch the
script. https://install.meteor.com is the URL/location of the script, and sh is,
of course, the location of the script interpreter "Shell", which will run the script.

Once you've run this script, assuming you have an Internet connection and the
proper permissions, you will see the Meteor package downloaded and installed:

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The key thing that we're looking for in the preceding installation text is the launcher
script location:
Writing a launcher script to /usr/local/bin/meteor

This location could vary depending on whether you're running this script in Linux
or Mac OS X, but it puts Meteor into a location where you can then access the Meteor
script from anywhere else. This will become important in a minute. For now, let's see
what kind of friendly message we get when the Meteor installation is finished:
To get started fast:

$ meteor create ~/my_cool_app

$ cd ~/my_cool_app
$ meteor

Or see the docs at:

docs.meteor.com

Great! You've successfully installed Meteor, and you're on your way to create your
first Meteor web application!

You should bookmark http://docs.meteor.com,

an invaluable reference moving forward.

Loading an example application

The wonderful people at Meteor have included several example applications,
which you can quickly create and play with; these help you to get a better idea
of what Meteor is capable of.

We want to use the simplest possible example, just to get an idea of how Meteor
works, so we will be creating the leaderboard example. We'll be using the command
line again. This is awesome news if you still have it open! If not, open a terminal
window and follow these steps.

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