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Meteor is awesome! Really happy to see these latest changes - I'm excited to get started with ES6 and also get away from Blaze and start using React. As soon as they release SQL support, Meteor is really going to take off. For those of you on the fence about using meteor, I highly highly recommend it. It's silky smooth and really easy to get a basic webapp up and running (check out https://github.com/themeteorchef/base for a great starter repo that I use all the time)

For 1), the hardest part for me coming from LAMP stack apps was shifting over to the way routing works (see https://github.com/iron-meteor/iron-router) and attaching your subscriptions to routes. For 3) I've used meteorchef's excellent base package (https://github.com/themeteorchef/base) for two big projects so far and it's great.

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