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This document discusses Node.js and Meteor.js frameworks. It provides an overview of Node.js capabilities including server-side JavaScript, non-blocking I/O, and popular Node.js frameworks. It then focuses on Meteor.js, describing it as a full-stack JavaScript framework that allows building real-time applications using one language everywhere with lightning fast development and simple mobile deployment. Key features of Meteor.js mentioned are client-side rendering, WebSockets, MiniMongo database, and reactive programming.
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