[nodejs] MEAN.js for a large project?

On Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Carlos Carcamo wrote:

I need some suggestions about building a large project with node.js.

What I'm trying to do is a tourism related website, I expect to
receive a bunch of visits per day and serve a large amount of info for
users and clients.

I want to store info about places (longitude and latitude), photos,
comments, etc.
Also i'm planning to create a mobile app for android, and maybe iOS,
that uses info from my website.

I chose node.js for this task and MongoDB for data store.

I recently found some info about MEAN.js and I read a little bit the
docs and I found it great.

But I wonder if some of you have used MEAN.js before, if yes, would
you recommend it for a large project?

Is there any recomendation for a large project? I want to use a
framework because I will work with a team and I would like that we
work with the same logic.

Some things that we would like to use:
- Node.js and some framework
- MongoDB and Mongoose
- jquery (some plugins like parallax and others)
- Angular.js, react.js (maybe)
- Template engine compatible with angular.js
- Google maps API
- Passport
- websocket (maybe later)
- etc.

We would like to build an scalable website.

some suggestions?

I'll appreciate your comments, thanks in advance.

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On Saturday, November 22, 2014 1:49:29 PM UTC-5, Carlos Carcamo wrote:

I need some suggestions about building a large project with node.js.

What I'm trying to do is a tourism related website, I expect to
receive a bunch of visits per day and serve a large amount of info for
users and clients.

I want to store info about places (longitude and latitude), photos,
comments, etc.
Also i'm planning to create a mobile app for android, and maybe iOS,
that uses info from my website.

I chose node.js for this task and MongoDB for data store.

I recently found some info about MEAN.js and I read a little bit the
docs and I found it great.

But I wonder if some of you have used MEAN.js before, if yes, would
you recommend it for a large project?

Is there any recomendation for a large project? I want to use a
framework because I will work with a team and I would like that we
work with the same logic.

Some things that we would like to use:
- Node.js and some framework
- MongoDB and Mongoose
- jquery (some plugins like parallax and others)
- Angular.js, react.js (maybe)
- Template engine compatible with angular.js
- Google maps API
- Passport
- websocket (maybe later)
- etc.

We would like to build an scalable website.

some suggestions?

I'll appreciate your comments, thanks in advance.

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On Sunday, November 23, 2014 8:12:00 AM UTC-5, Tom Boutell wrote:

We've built several sites just like that with the Apostrophe CMS:

http://apostrophenow.org/

Apostrophe is an open-source CMS powered by Node, MongoDB, and of course
JavaScript on the browser side as well. We created it because we wanted to
take the good ideas from our previous PHP-based incarnation of Apostrophe
and apply them in a better, faster framework like Node.

Check out these tourism-related sites we built with it:

http://phillyfunguide.com/
http://www.delawareriverwaterfront.com/

These all take heavy local tourism traffic without any problem.

We've built a lot more but these examples are the most similar to what you
are doing I think.

Apostrophe uses Mongodb and Express. It doesn't use Angular - we generate
frontend pages with the Nunjucks templating language and a lighter
JavaScript idiom of our own - but you can use it for your own components if
you want to.

Our existing map module would take you a long way toward finishing your
project I suspect.

Thanks for sharing the Apostrophe CMS project. I've been looking at the
blogging platform Ghost, and was wondering if there was a more
fully-featured CMS written in Node.

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