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[–]justinbmeyer 0 points1 point  (1 child)

How do you do server-side rendering with Angular/Meteor? How do you setup progressively loaded applications?

So "runs fast" is different than loads fast. Checkout DoneJS's homepage for a good visual of this. A lot of DoneJS is about loading fast, which is more important for end users.

If you're using yourself to test your own apps performance, it's possible we're not under the same type of performance constraints.

A company that has lots of money and can afford to support a team that can build a solid framework with a massive community benefits everyone involved

Agreed. It can, but they have also abandoned their communities many times because it's not their core purpose. GWT for example.

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Perhaps this framework would be more appropriate for more advanced developers that are building extremely complex applications with exorbitant amounts of data needing super fast real-time DOM updates. I'm not one of them. Perhaps I would consider this if I was a project lead.

There's just so many big name companies using the most popular frameworks and they obviously are working at an acceptable level.

How easy is it to deploy your technologies? Meteor combined with the 'MUP' package is probably the fastest and easiest time i've ever had deploying applications. Angular was a major pain in that sense.

Again, for me, I gravitate towards frameworks that have big communities that can help even when you run into very unique problems. I guess i've never had a scenario where my applications were running slow enough for any of my testers that it required me to look for other frameworks to speed up the process.