Complete Course of

Meteor.js Framework

Complete Course of Meteor.js Framework

Meteor.js is a full-stack JavaScript framework designed for building modern web and mobile applications quickly and efficiently. It provides an integrated platform that includes front-end and back-end capabilities, real-time data synchronization, and a built-in MongoDB database, enabling developers to write the entire application in JavaScript. Meteor.js simplifies the development process by offering features like live reloading, a package management system, and seamless communication between the client and server. Learning Meteor.js is important for aspiring web developers because it enables rapid prototyping and development of real-time applications, which are in high demand across industries.
A tutor can accelerate this process by providing hands-on guidance on Meteor’s ecosystem, teaching best practices for managing real-time data and building scalable applications, and offering practical projects that prepare learners for professional development roles.



Chapter 1: Introduction to Meteor.js
  • Lesson 1: What is Meteor.js?
  • Lesson 2: Evolution of Meteor.js: From early versions to modern releases
  • Lesson 3: Meteor.js Use Cases: Real-time apps, APIs, full-stack solutions
  • Lesson 4: Setting Up the Development Environment: Installing Meteor, Node.js, MongoDB
Chapter 2: Understanding Meteor’s Architecture
  • Lesson 1: Meteor’s Full-Stack Nature: Client, Server, and Database integration
  • Lesson 2: Meteor’s Reactive Data System: How it works and its advantages
  • Lesson 3: Understanding Meteor’s DDP (Distributed Data Protocol)
Chapter 3: Basics of Meteor.js Application Structure
  • Lesson 1: Creating a Meteor Project: Folder structure and key files
  • Lesson 2: Running and Managing Meteor Applications
  • Lesson 3: Understanding client, server, and imports directories
Chapter 4: Working with Templates and Blaze (Front-End Basics)
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to Blaze: Meteor’s built-in templating engine
  • Lesson 2: Template Helpers and Events: Making Blaze templates interactive
  • Lesson 3: Template Data Context: Understanding how data flows in Blaze
  • Lesson 4: Working with Dynamic Templates and Components
Chapter 5: Using React and Vue with Meteor.js
  • Lesson 1: Integrating Meteor with React: Setting up a React project in Meteor
  • Lesson 2: Using Vue.js with Meteor: Setup and basic application structure
  • Lesson 3: Choosing Between Blaze, React, and Vue: Pros and cons
Chapter 6: Meteor’s Reactive Data Management
  • Lesson 1: Using Tracker for Reactivity: Introduction and examples
  • Lesson 2: Understanding Meteor’s Minimongo (Client-Side Database)
  • Lesson 3: Using ReactiveVar and ReactiveDict for Local Reactivity
Chapter 7: Working with Collections and MongoDB
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to MongoDB in Meteor: Basics and integration
  • Lesson 2: Defining and Managing Collections in Meteor
  • Lesson 3: Inserting, Updating, and Removing Data
  • Lesson 4: Using Meteor’s Pub/Sub Model for Data Synchronization
Chapter 8: Methods and Server-Side Logic
  • Lesson 1: Creating and Calling Meteor Methods
  • Lesson 2: Secure Data Manipulation with Meteor Methods
  • Lesson 3: Using Validated Methods for Input Validation
Chapter 9: User Authentication and Authorization
  • Lesson 1: Meteor’s Built-in Accounts System: Setting up user authentication
  • Lesson 2: Customizing User Accounts and Profiles
  • Lesson 3: Implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
  • Lesson 4: OAuth and Third-Party Authentication
Chapter 10: Routing and Navigation
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to Meteor’s Routing: Using iron:router and flow-router
  • Lesson 2: Dynamic Routes and Route Parameters
  • Lesson 3: Implementing Authentication Middleware in Routes
Chapter 11: Working with Publications and Subscriptions
  • Lesson 1: Understanding Meteor’s Pub/Sub Model
  • Lesson 2: Creating Custom Publications and Subscriptions
  • Lesson 3: Handling Large Data Sets Efficiently
Chapter 12: File Uploads and Static Assets
  • Lesson 1: Managing Static Files in Meteor
  • Lesson 2: Implementing File Uploads with ostrio:files
  • Lesson 3: Storing Files in the Cloud (AWS S3, Cloudinary, etc.)
Chapter 13: Using Meteor with REST and GraphQL APIs
  • Lesson 1: Creating REST APIs with Meteor
  • Lesson 2: Consuming External APIs in Meteor Applications
  • Lesson 3: Integrating Meteor with GraphQL
Chapter 14: Real-Time Communication and WebSockets
  • Lesson 1: Meteor’s Real-Time Features: How DDP Enables Instant Updates
  • Lesson 2: Using WebSockets for Custom Real-Time Communication
  • Lesson 3: Integrating Third-Party Real-Time Services
Chapter 15: Security Best Practices in Meteor.js
  • Lesson 1: Avoiding Common Security Pitfalls in Meteor
  • Lesson 2: Preventing Injection Attacks and Data Leaks
  • Lesson 3: Securely Handling Meteor Methods and Publications
Chapter 16: Performance Optimization in Meteor.js
  • Lesson 1: Understanding Meteor’s Performance Bottlenecks
  • Lesson 2: Optimizing Database Queries in Meteor
  • Lesson 3: Caching and Lazy Loading in Meteor Apps
Chapter 17: Deploying Meteor Applications
  • Lesson 1: Preparing Meteor Apps for Production
  • Lesson 2: Deploying with Meteor Cloud and Galaxy
  • Lesson 3: Using Docker and Kubernetes for Deployment
  • Lesson 4: CI/CD for Meteor Applications
Chapter 18: Using Meteor with Microservices and Serverless
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to Microservices Architecture in Meteor
  • Lesson 2: Connecting Meteor Apps to Serverless Functions
  • Lesson 3: Hybrid Approaches: Meteor + Serverless + Microservices
Chapter 19: Advanced Meteor.js Development
  • Lesson 1: Using Custom Meteor Packages
  • Lesson 2: Writing and Managing Large-Scale Meteor Apps
  • Lesson 3: Advanced Debugging and Logging in Meteor
Chapter 20: Testing and Quality Assurance
  • Lesson 1: Unit Testing in Meteor with Mocha and Jest
  • Lesson 2: End-to-End Testing with Cypress and Nightwatch.js
  • Lesson 3: Continuous Testing Strategies for Meteor Apps
Chapter 21: Future of Meteor.js and New Features
  • Lesson 1: The Evolution of Meteor: What’s Next?
  • Lesson 2: Exploring Meteor’s Modern Features and Roadmap
  • Lesson 3: Community Contributions and Open-Source Involvement
Chapter 22: Capstone Project
  • Lesson 1: Planning and Designing a Full-Stack Meteor Application
  • Lesson 2: Implementing Real-Time Features and Authentication
  • Lesson 3: Deploying the Project and Final Presentation

Course Duration: about 50+10 hours


The online class is held via Skype (or Zoom or Microsoft Teams) and the cost per hour of tutoring is only $15. At the end of this long course, you will master all the required basic and advanced concepts of Meteor.js Framework and we will develop a real world portfolio website together for about 10 hours, that fully prepares you to find a job as a entry-level web developer.
To book this class, message or call my telegram or WhatsApp:
+98 (912) 490-8372 or +98 (935) 490-8372
You can also send email to me:
abolfazl.mohammadijoo@gmail.com







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