Matt Debergalis and Emily Stark (Meteor) interviewed at Fluent 2014

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Meteor claims to be a one-stop full‑stack JavaScript stack that wires reactive templating and live data sync together so UI updates automatically, while providing packages like browser-policy for easy Content Security Policy defaults and community modules such as fast render to speed initial loads; authentication uses SRP today with an option to add bcrypt hashing; community runs meetups in ~50 cities and Devshop events in San Francisco and London. Server‑side rendering is not yet built in, but packages and roadmap address gaps.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:16What is Meteor
3. 2:18Who is Meteor for
4. 3:12Community
5. 4:39Security
6. 6:37Cryptography

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