Hey community, due to lack of a good platform i moved this question back though i’m thinking about it for quite some while. As i lost patience a few days ago i already asked it on Quora but didn’t gain so much attraction there. My question is: What is your best way to have completely different int…

@davethe0nly because it wouldn’t work. Whenever I called it in startup, my subscriptions would be empty. Worthwhile finding out why, but for now I am just happy that this works. This is clearly a hack, and as I found out at the DevShop yesterday not 100% supported. I am about to file a github issue…

Microservices in https://github.com/meteorhacks/cluster provide another approach to this, and IMO would be a better long term strategy for greater scale when it makes sense to break the backend up into separate apps.

Juggll is a Meteor app. I know they render different templates for different devices. They run a Meteor app where everything is shared except template files. I’m not 100% sure how they’re doing it. I guess it’s somewhere around the router.

@davethe0nly I have been looking into this some more. As per meteor api docs On a server, the function will run as soon as the server process is finished starting. On a client, the function will run as soon as the DOM is ready. The startup callbacks are called in the same order as the calls to …

Thanks for fighting this out. You approach is very interesting and i’m watching this closely.

This is exactly my question here: [image] Connecting 2 apps over DDP, how to login across? mobile We have decided to split 1 Meteor app into 2 different Meteor apps the main “web” application a client “mobile” application - still a Meteor + Cordova app The m…

I just updated my issue filed on github meteor project about this. The “solution” (using this loosely since I don’t know yet if there are other ramifications) is to remove autoupdate package as suggested in another post, and start the server for the mobile app with DDP_DEFAULT_CONNECTION_URL set to…

My company does this to some extent, and I accomplish this using a package I built based on bootstrap’s responsive helpers: https://atmospherejs.com/plusmore/reactive-responsive-helpers You can then do something like the following: <template name="AppLayout"> {{#visibleXs}} {{> mobile…

I am currently doing something similar, but that still means all the templates are being sent to the mobile device. And as my app has grown so has the size of the deployment bundle. Additionally this does not solve the problem with differing CSS/js libraries for mobile/desktop.

True. Not an issue in our case. We use a heavily customized boostrap instead of libs for specific sizes (semantic-ui would work wonderfully as well) and I’d say at least 95% of the templates are the same. Really just a different menu template and different layout template. All content templates are…

Different interfaces based on devices?

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zeroasterisk March 8, 2015, 6:45am 9

This is exactly my question here:

Please let us know what you figure out. Thanks!

Connecting 2 apps over DDP, how to login across?