Percolate Studio: How to get your Meteor app into the App Store -- Devshop 8 Tech Talk
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when answering questions about wrapping a Meteor app in Cordova/PhoneGap for mobile, since it was an early real-world example of doing so.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2013 to 2015.
What it is
A 29-minute tech talk from Meteor Devshop 8 in which Tom Coleman, Dominic Nguyen and Zoltan Olah of Percolate Studio explain how they shipped Verso, an education app built with Meteor and PhoneGap, to the App Store. They share their guidelines for mobile Meteor development and preview packages they planned to release.
What people said
Recommends Ben · 2014-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Cordova and Meteor : Both web and Mobile App”
I don't have a definitive answer, but I can point you to the following resources: Nice demo of Verso and how it's built: [this video] (an iPhone app built by Tim Colman and his team) Project to help you deploy your app as an android app: [LINK] Meteor package that provides support for mobile hardware support via Cordova Phonegap: [LINK] Related questions: Can Meteor be used with PhoneGap? [LINK] [LINK] [LINK]
Recommends Karl Wilbur · 2015-08 · Stack Overflow · on “Can I use meteor + react.js for mobile apps?”
Yes, you can wrap it in Cordova (PhoneGap), if that is what you mean. Check out this [Devshop Tech Talk on YouTube] ( [this video] )
Cites jadewang · 2013-10 · Stack Overflow · on “Meteor for mobile application using phonegap”
In addition to Morten Henriksen's Meteor-Cordova approach mentioned above [LINK] (as mentioned in comments), you should also take a look at Kasper Souren's meteor-phonegap [LINK] , and Abigail Watson's Cordova-phonegap package [LINK] . Alan Blount has written a nice blog post (from late August, 2013) summarizing and assessing the various approaches: Meteor + Phonegap/cordova (roundup – Fall 2013) [LINK] Last but not least, there's Tom Coleman's Devshop talk, " How to get your Meteor app into the App Store [this video] ," which is viewable on the Meteor YouTube channel [LINK] .
Cites user1534659 · 2013-12 · Stack Overflow · on “meteor in PROD, deploying live code changes”
Yes, it also runs from a normal browser. The cordova shell initialises plugins and uses initial offline fallback in case appcache fails. video from community, similar approach [this video]