Seems like they divorced themselves from Angular and made a framework agnostic version… nice!
Anyone had a play with it on Meteor/Cordova?
If so, how’d it go?
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I’d be interested as well.
Hi @keithnicholas and @skirunman,
I try to use OnsenUI 2 with Meteor 1.3.2.4.
I start new demo project to test and solve Meteor specific issue of this awesome package.
You can see this example here:
I suggest to contribute and extend this together.
I announced and try talk about this here: OnsenUI 2 with Meteor 1.3+
I used OnsenUI2 with their React API and Meteor 1.3.4.1.
It worked well for Chrome/Firefox desktop and on iOS.
But app performance on Android was terrible, so I abandoned it for a different framework.
I don’t know what caused it, and didn’t have the time to dig into it because I had to develop an app in 4 days…
what did you abandon it for?
I’ve abandoned Meteor mostly 
and am now using http://www.phoenixframework.org/
for UI I’m using
and
with redux / react
Not mobile specific, but can make mobile looking UI pretty easily with those building blocks
Mind sharing what other framework you’re now using?
I am trying F7 and happy so far, but wondering what else we have.
Did you use Crosswalk for Android? I don’t think the performance is so terrible, perhaps you had some specific issues that can be fixed. I understand you had no time to debug it but in case you try it again, we can help fixing stuff if you open issues in Onsen UI repo.
@fdx I tried using onsen 2 with meteor 1.4.1.1 and looks like we have a breaking issue. I looked into github onsen issues and looks like other people are facing the same issue too. Its a bug like this. No matter which onsen - meteor project you run it doesn’t work and comes up with two errors. One of them looks like this
solved this issue by downgrading to 2.0.0-rc.16. Just run a npm install onsenui@2.0.0-rc.16 . The support team is awesome. They responded in a days time and started investigating the issue.