I am currently trying to develop mobile application with meteoric and I would love to know if some other meteor people have already implemented complete production ready mobile applications.
It would be nice to have a showcase with mobile applications made with meteor.
I am working on an application made with Meteoric and its nearing a production release. So far, I love Meteoric and its worked for me pretty well. The only thing I’m currently fighting is with Meteor/Cordova randomly resuming from the idle state with a white screen – which there’s an open issue on GitHub.
Otherwise, I am LOVING Meteor and Meteoric. I agree that a repository highlighting mobile applications made with meteor would be helpful. The closest I’ve found was https://madewith.meteor.com/
Thanks for your feedback.
I am still a little bit surprised that only you replied to my post.
Hope there are other meteor people developing mobile application with meteor and especially meteoric.
May I ask you which :
meteoric elements do you use ? sidemenu ? nav ? list ?
Cordova plugin do you use ? which ones gives issues ?
No problem! I’m always glad to talk shop about Meteor
I am using swipe lists, cards, header/footer nav, side menu, action sheets, modals, and loading screens.
I am using the cordova media and capture plugins for audio recording and playback as well as taking pictures. The camera plugin gave a few issues on android getting black screens, but updating the cordova camera package specifically to 0.3.3 fixed the issue. I also use de.appplant.cordova.plugin.local-notification for displaying notifications on mobile as well as nl.x-services.plugins.calendar for getting calendar events from the phone’s calendar.
ground:db, scss, autoform, iron:router, moment are what I use on mobile. I have architected my Meteor application a bit uniquely such that the desktop and mobile applications are in the same meteor project, just under different packages. That way I can control exactly which code/assets get pushed to the mobile device versus the desktop app. I also have a package that both mobile/desktop packages depend on that has shared code, collections, etc. This helps keep things separate with a degree of control that makes sense. I posted an ugly example to my GitHub at https://github.com/Compy/meteor-mobile-desktop (note: it needs a facelift, I just have to find time).
Thanks for your return on experience.
Does it mean there is no real mature solution for mobile application in the meteor ecosystem ?
Is cordova production ready ?