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I think you mean framework.
The realtime MVC space has been exciting to watch develop.
Not all people trying to use meteor have the money for commercial licensing / support.
Does anyone know if the server code is being exposed to the client?
There is Derby, http://derbyjs.com
It is not unheard of for businesses in both the public and private sector to not allow AGPL code or use of applications released under this license.

For example, I worked at a public library for years, and the policy was no AGPL, even if we had no intention of touching the source. Same for a local university.

[Edit to add anecdote]

I agree auth is a huge success, but no alternate DB support is a not starter for most I imagine. Any other non relational DB support would be a huge win, most people that I have talked to are blocked by Mongo's license.
Re:Things I’m loving about derbyjs on Friday July 27, 2012 @06:43PM (#4303920)
I believe that auth is in Derby, although it has just yet to be documented formally...
Re:First screenshots of App.net on Friday July 27, 2012 @06:11PM (#4303824)
I know it is very, very early, but I would have expected more than slightly above Twitter Bootstrap...
Re:Learn Meteor Fundamentals and Best Practices on Friday July 27, 2012 @02:36PM (#4302904)
I don't think this will change. I think one of the design goals is to have it's own ecosystem.
Re:It's the Postgres Age on Wednesday May 23, 2012 @03:22PM (#4014825)
I have nothing against Postgres, I use it daily in many, many projects, but this article is ridiculous. How did this make the front page?
Re:Show HN: Meteor, a realtime JavaScript framework on Wednesday April 11, 2012 @12:25AM (#3825912)
Why choose Mongo as the default Data store? Redis anyone?