Travis Jacobs
Jul 20, 2017 · 1 min read

Thanks for the question; perhaps I should have addressed this in the article.

  • The core contracts are already written.
  • The main server-side code is written here, including database syncing, and publish/subscribe (DDP) for our client to consume.
  • The client is being developed in tandem with the backend, as a Meteor app, and the UI code for that is here.

We still have to provide a REST API (or similar) for non-DDP clients to consume, roll out how we want to distribute modules from their entries and, most importantly, test everything.

Other than those points though, what is mentioned in the article is already possible with the current code base, at least in a minimal form.

There will obviously be many changes and upgrades before we release this into the wild, with feature additions, scaling solutions and all the rest, but we’ll keep you updated with those as well!

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