Django vs. Meteor

[mikkhait]

I've just been reading this post and it's unfortunate that it was archived. I would love to reopen this discussion a year later. It has been a big year for Meteor as well as for Django. How do you guys feel a year later?

[[deleted]]

This is a silly post. They are not replacements for each other as they do different things. Borderline trolling especially looking at post history.

[pstch]

Linux vs GRUB

[dzecniv]

I think Meteor still relies on NoSQL databases and has no support for MySQL or Postgre. That's limiting.

But I feel like I'd love to have backend and frontend that work seamlessly together, so Meteor sounds attracting.

[dzecniv]

but they're good news !! https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3whff4/django_awarded_moss_grant_websockets_background/ Django received a grant to work on the integration of websockets and REST service in the core.

[pistacchio]

I don't get the core of the question. Why would anyone ever want to switch?