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Reactive Programming and Routes

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Introducing Meteor

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Now that you are able to handle basic interactions, let’s cover a core concept of Meteor: reactive programming. This technique lets you write your code in a simple declarative style that enables your application to react to changes in the data. In its simplest form, this means you can tell your template to display something, such as a user’s name, and when the data backing the name changes, the template automatically updates. Since this is such an important concept, this chapter will walk you through how to use reactive programming in your application.

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© 2015 Josh Robinson, Aaron Gray, and David Titarenco

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Robinson, J., Gray, A., Titarenco, D. (2015). Reactive Programming and Routes. In: Introducing Meteor. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6835-2_4

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