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Meteor: A New Way to Build Apps

Matt DeBergalis (Meteor)
5:05pm Wednesday, 05/30/2012
Node.js, Golden Gate 4-5
Average rating: ****.
(4.71, 7 ratings)

Released in April, Meteor is a set of new technologies for building top-quality web apps in a fraction of the time, whether you’re an expert developer or just getting started. See the technology behind the screencast magic: how pure JavaScript, powerful data synchronization, live page updates, and hot code pushes all come together to make an extraordinary development experience.

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Matt DeBergalis

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Before founding Meteor, Matt DeBergalis authored ActBlue, the world’s largest political fundraising platform, raising a quarter of a billion dollars. Before that, Matt was a kernel hacker: some of his technical credits include the NeXT port of NetBSD and work on the NFSv4 and DAFS specifications while at Network Appliance. As an undergraduate at MIT, Matt built a phone system for his fraternity, fabricating the circuit boards and writing the operating system from scratch.

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Jeff Barczewski
05/30/2012 5:49pm PDT

Excellent talk with live code, Matt did a great job! One of the best talks of the day.

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