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how to add meteor to an angular 5 project. anybody can help.

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    Better go to google, not dR
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    No solutions found on google
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    Usually people add angular to meteor, if you google this phrase you will get tons of results
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    Not sure when the next meteor shower will be near your area to be able to add them in your 5 angular
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    Trust me. You don't want to start a project with meteor at this point in time. You'll have a lot of problems with their shitty fucking build system, opinionated APIs and generally any situation where you want to change how meteor behaves. And there are quite a few of those. Just... Don't. 😓

    Or maybe, just maybe, use it for a data layer, without messing with the accounts module. But even then, do NOT use the isomorphic crap. Write methods to manipulate data. And for the love of the universe, don't use Atmosphere packages.
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    @mzeffect i am intrigued. What problems have you faced? I would love to hear more about that. Personally, I do not like the opinionated way of doing things in meteor and just roll out everything from ground 0 with Node. But other than that I have 0 gripes about meteor, i just don't use it.
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    @AleCx04 we have a rather big meteor project (60k loc). In the beginning it was all fine and dandy, but when you want to customize it, quickly becomes messy. The build system (isobuild) is inexcusably crap. Now I don't use isobuild anymore, but it was a real pain in the ass to get rid of it. I needed webpack for the front end and mainly use normal npm packages on the back end.

    I could elaborate on how much pain it is to set up webpack in a good way (the package to do that on atmosphere was a piece of shite), but I won't. It's fucking hard. And there's no reason for meteor to still not be distributed as npm modules.
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