meteor with mobile front-end UI framework [closed]

Question

Has anyone integrated meteor with mobile front-end frameworks?

In making mobile html5 apps look "more native" there are a number of CSS/front-end frameworks. eg:

• Meteoric http://meteoric.github.io/
• http://onsenui.io/
• http://topcoat.io/
• http://jquerymobile.com/ (shudder)
• http://goratchet.com/one.html
• http://ionicframework.com/
• App.js: http://code.kik.com/app/2/index.html
• http://lungo.tapquo.com/
• http://famo.us/
• http://goratchet.com/
• http://www.idangero.us/framework7/
• Foundation for apps

and more. In comparison to plain Bootstrap, the main benefits are:

• preloading content
• smooth full-screen page navigation
• mobile widgets with "native look" for ios/android

But these frameworks often have use their own MVC model, for example pre-loading content into offscreen DIVs and doing full-screen transitions. they often use an internal router or Pushstate which would conflict with Meteor/IronRouter. And ionic for example depends on angular...

Has anyone had success with this type of integration? Any leads appreciated.

Answer 1

Meteoric http://meteoric.github.io/ is a port of ionic, to remove the Angular stuff, and make some UI parts reactive. EDIT: not being updated now that angular is an option to jam into meteor itself.

related article: https://medium.com/space-camp/cross-platform-uis-for-mobile-meteor-apps-6f12b583b205

this does seem like a great solution for mobile, but won't help if you want one UI to be responsive across to desktop devices too. they have deliberately kept the grid simple and mobile focused.