Really Open Tibia Server List

[Don Daniello]

A few years ago (in 2014 precisely), I came up with an idea of creating a server list. Not just for the purpose of having one more server list but in order to see if a NodeJS framework called Meteor.js would work for that purpose.

I have created the list using a Bootstrap 3-based layout pretty quickly. It was running for over 2 years with not many visitors. It was working perfectly but I had no time to expand the project. It can be run currently as-is with Meteor 1.2 but could use some upgrade. I am releasing the source (which was, by the way, always available on GitHub).

The name is not a typo - it's Open Tibia server LiSt (like the Linux "ls" command).

Framework information: http://docs.meteor.com
OTLS source: https://github.com/DSpeichert/otls

 

[Znote]

Interesting.

How is your experience with Meteorjs as a client?
How would you compare it to etc Angularjs as a client?

I'm not sure what to play with on my next single page application. I was thinking to look into the new Angularjs version, but it may be more beneficial for me to expand to another framework for the sake of experience.

 

[Don Daniello]

Interesting.

How is your experience with Meteorjs as a client?
How would you compare it to etc Angularjs as a client?

I'm not sure what to play with on my next single page application. I was thinking to look into the new Angularjs version, but it may be more beneficial for me to expand to another framework for the sake of experience.

Meteorjs can use Angular, React or "Blade" - its own system. So you are asking probably "how is Blade?". Well, it's way easier than Angular and gets the job done.