Track your favorite elements from the periodic table. Input elements by their Atomic Number and Element Name.
A simple app to understand the basics of Meteor. To run this app make sure you have Meteor installed.
In your terminal check to make sure meteor, node, and npm are installed.
$ meteor --version && node --version && npm --versionChange into a directory where you want to clone the project.
$ cd ~/DesktopClone the project from github.
$ git clone https://github.com/griffinsockwell/meteor-basics-blaze.gitChange into the project directory.
$ cd meteor-basics-blazeInstall the node modules.
$ npm installThere is a script in package.json to start the meteor server.
$ npm startApp running at: http://localhost:3000/
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