##Meteor Cookbook
Hi. Welcome to the Meteor Cookbook; a FAQ and tutorial culled and curated from over 2 years of emails and discussions from the [meteor] google group and my experiences rolling out packages and apps. These documents are intended for the intermediate user learning Meteor, who is accustomed to a) object-oriented frameworks and languages, such as Java and C#, and b) relational databases and data structures derived from SQL table schemas. The focus is on helping the user grow accustomed to functional programming using document oriented databases.
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With version 1.0 of Meteor having been released, the Meteor Cookbook is getting a rewrite to bring all of it's examples and recipes up to 1.0 status. The default application that all the examples build towards is creating a weblog; which can then be used as the basis of self-publishing, online journals & diaries, bulletin board systems, chat rooms, advocacy platforms, electronic medical records, personal health & fitness records, quantified-self applications, or any other application that might need a weblog.
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Meteor Cookbook is the official documentation of the Clinical Meteor Track project... a version of Meteor designed for biomedical, clinical, and healthcare applications. Check out the project page to learn more, and be aware that these two projects are being run in parallel.
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- Cookbook Conventions
- General Advice
- Meteor Style Guide
- Installation
- Site Mechanics
- Environments
- Data Layer
- Routing
- [ActiveRecord]
- [Basic Pattern]
- [Upsert Pattern]
- [DoublePage Pattern]
- [SinglePage Pattern]
- Meteor UI Components
- Application Programming Interfaces
- Data Driven Documents (D3)
- Error Reference
- Recipes
- Breaking Changes
- Recommended Packages
##Applet Demos Links to live versions of the examples associated with this cookbook.
####Meteor Architecture