This seems pretty cool Nick 👍 I followed your comment on the Meteor + TailwindCSS post. I'm developing a lot with Meteor, Vue, and Bootstrap personally, but I'm also actively working to contribute to both the Meteor and Vue open source projects.
Meteor has a mostly "magical" build tool that makes most developers not even ever realize it's happening, however, we're also seeing Svelte + Meteor apps being built and Svelte seems to take the Runtime approach as well.
I encourage you to come join the Meteor JS community and share some of your work. The Meteor devs love to see & support the growth of new JS projects and approaches. There have even been some pretty active discussions about Deno over there, even though Meteor is build pretty heavily on Node JS.
It would be really cool if you built a quick demo project with an integration of Meteor and RunCSS. You could demo it with React, Vue, Svelte, or any other front-end (aka view layer) you might like.
You can join our very active & friendly Meteor Forums here: forums.meteor.com/
There are two recent post about using TailwindCSS w/ Meteor, so maybe you could add your thoughts 💭 / comments.
And also we have a Meteor Slack that is pretty active.
Meteor has usually been seen as a "bloated" thing vs. a light weight, configure anything you like kind of solution, but we've really been reshaping Meteor over the years to be more configurable and to keep devs from having to reinvent the wheel, so it would be fun to see how you might incorporate RunCSS into a Meteor project.
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This seems pretty cool Nick 👍 I followed your comment on the Meteor + TailwindCSS post. I'm developing a lot with Meteor, Vue, and Bootstrap personally, but I'm also actively working to contribute to both the Meteor and Vue open source projects.
Meteor has a mostly "magical" build tool that makes most developers not even ever realize it's happening, however, we're also seeing Svelte + Meteor apps being built and Svelte seems to take the Runtime approach as well.
I encourage you to come join the Meteor JS community and share some of your work. The Meteor devs love to see & support the growth of new JS projects and approaches. There have even been some pretty active discussions about Deno over there, even though Meteor is build pretty heavily on Node JS.
It would be really cool if you built a quick demo project with an integration of Meteor and RunCSS. You could demo it with React, Vue, Svelte, or any other front-end (aka view layer) you might like.
You can join our very active & friendly Meteor Forums here: forums.meteor.com/
There are two recent post about using TailwindCSS w/ Meteor, so maybe you could add your thoughts 💭 / comments.
And also we have a Meteor Slack that is pretty active.
Hey Bob, that's great! I will come over to the forum. Thank you so much! I am glad to hear that the Meteor community is welcoming like that.
Hey Nick! I gave you an intro over on a forum post where we're inviting JS devs to try out Meteor. forums.meteor.com/t/inviting-100-j...
Meteor has usually been seen as a "bloated" thing vs. a light weight, configure anything you like kind of solution, but we've really been reshaping Meteor over the years to be more configurable and to keep devs from having to reinvent the wheel, so it would be fun to see how you might incorporate RunCSS into a Meteor project.