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May '16

levon

Would be really nice to have a section about how to work with subdomains on Meteor in the guide.

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May '16

a.com

similar to this:

Would be helpful especially if MDG is targeting enterprise apps… 70% probably need some version of this

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Jun '16 ▶ a.com

arikamin

Amen! Amen!
Need subdomains…

Jun '16

sashko MDG Staff

If anyone has any good ideas about subdomains, we’d be happy to see a contribution to the guide about it!

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Jun '16 ▶ sashko

arikamin

Actually…he managed to get a lot done Uploaded 18 meteor apps to single VPS - and it works! :)

Kind of a similar concept…

Sep '16

jesperordrup

Is the official recommendation still flow router. Project seems stale? Last commit was in april and for the longest time there has been no ping from Arunoda or others.

In forum theres topics like this:

Im unsure about which router to to use in next project.

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Sep '16

sashko MDG Staff

Honestly routers are not that complicated - I’m not sure what it even means for a router to be “stale”. But you can apply similar reasoning to react router etc.

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Sep '16 ▶ jesperordrup

M4v3R

Are you starting your project with Blaze or React as a view layer? If it’s the former - go with FlowRouter, it’s stable and proven (even if it doesn’t receive much updates lately, I never ran into any issue with it). If it’s the latter then probably React Router is the way to go.

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Sep '16 ▶ M4v3R

aadams

Also, I’m trying to revitalize FlowRouter via FineRouter. So, PRs and contributors are welcomed.

And I agree, if going React, then at least look at ReactRouter (although FineRouter works with React of course), otherwise FineRouter or FlowRouter is what to use.

Sep '16 ▶ sashko

jesperordrup

Thanks sashko. Router is not stale *) but project seem to be :smiley:

/j

*) http://www.dictionary.com/browse/stale