List of Tables

Chapter 3. Working with templates

Table 3.1. Input values and their interpretation by #if

Table 3.2. Event types that work alike across all major browsers

Chapter 4. Working with data

Table 4.1. Most common data sources and their typical use

Table 4.2. Overview of most important functions when working with collections

Table 4.3. Expected fields for the houses collection

Table 4.4. Overview of frequently used update modifiers for collections

Chapter 6. Users, authentications, and permissions

Table 6.1. Possible values for passwordSignupFields

Table 6.2. Available fields for adjusting accounts-related emails

Chapter 7. Exchanging data

Table 7.1. Match patterns for checking variable content

Chapter 11. Building and debugging

Table 11.1. Files used to store project metadata and their corresponding CLI commands

Table 11.2. Directories ignored in server and client contexts

Chapter 12. Going into production

Table 12.1. Overview of functional test tools for Meteor

Table 12.2. User estimates for a deployment

Table 12.3. Calculating concurrent users

Table 12.4. Pros and cons of Meteor server options

Table 12.5. Node.js-as-a-Service providers

Table 12.6. MongoDB-as-a-Service providers

Table 12.7. Common environment variables

Table 12.8. Example MongoDB connection information

Appendix A. Installing Meteor

Table A.1. Common Vagrant commands