A.) meteor start B.) meteor run C.) meteor serve D.) meteor init
A.) Improved search engine optimization (SEO) B.) Enhanced user experience with automatic data synchronization C.) Faster server response times D.) Better security
A.) To install the MongoDB database B.) To start a MongoDB server C.) To open the MongoDB shell for the Meteor project D.) To create a new MongoDB collection
A.) NPM B.) Atmosphere C.) Meteorite D.) Bower
A.) To manage client-server communication B.) To handle URL routing and navigation in Meteor applications C.) To provide authentication and authorization D.) To create responsive user interfaces
A.) DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) B.) SOLID C.) KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupi D.) MVC (Model-View-Controller)
A.) Traditional AJAX requests B.) WebSockets for real-time communication C.) GraphQL queries D.) RESTful API calls
A.) meteor install B.) meteor add C.) meteor create-package D.) meteor package-add
A.) To automatically publish the entire database to the client B.) To automatically publish the entire codebase to the client C.) To automatically publish server logs to the client D.) To automatically publish client logs to the server
A.) Tracker B.) Router C.) Controller D.) Publisher