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Perhaps like some of you, I am inundated by the number of JavaScript MV* out there. When I thought I was going KO, I found Backbone, then Ember.
I recently saw some demos on Meteor and I am extremely impressed. But I know nothing of Mongo and I "think" Meteor requires it. (http://www.meteor.com/screencast)
I am too heavily invested in Entity Framework & ASP.net MVC to move away from them but Meteor looks like a terrific client side MV*.
Does anyone know if Meteor can work with a Microsoft back end (ie EF and ASP.net MVC)?
Thanks.
UPDATE:
Yes I see the NuGet package for MongoDb, but truth be told I am only interested in Meteor. Is it a both or nothing situation? Meteor looks like bleeding edge and I really would appreciate any links to documentation on its use with a MS backend.
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No it is not a must. You can implement your database layer. But the thing you need is define Models for MVC: public class MyClass { [Display(Name = "SomeName")] [Required(ErrorMessage = "required")] public int?
Test concurrency handlingChange a field in the first browser tab and click Save. The browser shows the Index page with the changed value. Click Save again. The value you entered in the second browser tab is saved along with the original value of the data you changed in the first browser.
For anyone still reading this in 2013 or later - it's now possible to run Node.js on Windows under IIS (just install the support with the Web Platform Installer).
There's also versions of Meteor and MongoDB for Windows and Meteor supports deploying a bundle that will run under "pure" node.js
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