Master Meteor - Meteor JS From the Ground up

We start this course with fundamentals of javascript so that who are new to web programming can also understand meteor js

This lecture covers variables and data types in javascript

This lecture covers operators in JavaScript

This lecture covers conditional statements in javascript

This lecture covers functions and scope of variables in javascript

This lecture covers closures in javascript

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In this lecture we will see how meteor application works

In this lecture we will explore publisher subscriber model

In this lecture we will see what is the structure (folder naming convention) of a standard meteor application

In this lecture we will demonstrate auto page update feature of Meteor

In this lecture we will explore the steps using which we can install meteor on various platforms like Window, OSX and Linux

In this lecture we will learn how to create a meteor application

In this lecture we will understand meteor packages

In this lecture we will learn how to make use of meteor packages

In this lecture we will see some of the example apps of Meteor

In this lecture we will explore the code of example todo application

In this lecture we will understand Distributed Data Protocol in meteor.js

In this lecture we will learn about template inclusion helpers

In this lecture we will learn about if spacebar helper

In this lecture we will learn about with spacebar helper

In this lecture we will explore each spacebar helper

Introduction to our fitness tracker application

creating the layout of our application

Introduction to templates

We will be exploring how to populate the templates by making use of helper functions in our client side code.

We will be making use of handlebar templates {{goal}},{{date}} and {{distance}} to display items, we will also explore how to access an array of objects using {{#each }} and how to access a single object using {{#with}} in Meteor

In this lecture we will be taking a look at collections in meteor.js

In this lecture we will see how we can create collections

In this lecture we will cover event handlers in meteor.js

In this lecture we will cover sorting and limit functionality on our collections

In this lecture we will explore auto publishing feature of meteor.js

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Introduction to this section

In this lecture we will cover what packages we will be using in order to implement Authentication

In this lecture we will explore how to integrate google sign in feature in our application

In this lecture we will explain loginButtons and currentUser declarations

We will make use of filter feature of Collections in this lecture

In this lecture we will demonstrate multi user sign in functionality in our meteor application

In this lecture we will explore Sessions in Meteor.js

P.S. When checking the changes for Session Demo please open the url http://localhost:3000 in incognito mode otherwise the changes might not reflect.

In this lecture we will cover computations

In this lecture we will cover Server Methods

In this lecture we will be covering Edit,Update and Delete functionality in our meteor application

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In this lecture we will see how we can integrate BootStrap and include favicon in our meteor application. We will also explore the concept of Shadow DOM in meteor

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In this lecture we will refactor our code and will create standard directory structure as recommended by meteor

In this lecture we will see what routing is and how we can add it in our meteor application

In this lecture we will create additional routes in our meteor application

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In this lecture we will see how we can deploy our application on various platforms like meteor and AWS - Amazon Web Services Ubuntu Instance

In this lecture we will deploy our application on Meteor server

In this lecture we will see how we can deploy our meteor application on AWS - Amazon Web Services Instance Ubuntu Instance.

P.S. In the mup.json file we have updated the app value from app : "." to app : "F://FitnessTracker" to give the full path of the application directory. This was the directory where our Fitness Tracker application code was residing.