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TRAI Explores Framework for Wide Deployment of Public Wi-Fi

Telecom regulator TRAI has sought views on a model for deployment of public Wi-Fi hotspots, including reselling of service by venue owners, that can be scaled up for wider coverage and affordable broadband services.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said its consultation paper on model for nation-wide interoperable and scalable public Wi-Fi networks is “to explore the roles of different stakeholders in the Public Wi-Fi network value chain and build an ecosystem for promoting scalable and sustainable partnerships for large scale nation wide deployment.”

The regulator said that it is also exploring monetisation and sustainable business models for public Wi-Fi networks through the consultation process.

The regulator has identified lack of spectrum in the backend to connect Wi-Fi hotspots, stagnated growth of landline connections, authentication of Wi-Fi user, payment mechanism, infrastructure woes like availability of power among issues hindering proliferation of public Wi-Fi.

TRAI has proposed that various entities can be part of public Wi-Fi include malls, restaurant owners, mobile wallet firms, communities to reduce cost of operations and contribute through their expertise.
Among comments on various issues for public Wi-Fi growth, TRAI has sought view on “Whether reselling of bandwidth should be allowed to venue owners such as shop keepers through Wi-Fi at premise? In such a scenario please suggest the mechanism for security compliance.”

Last date for submitting comments on the paper is November 25.

[Source:- gadgets.ndtv]

We all know that is the wrong question, so below you will find my answer. Comparing Meteor and Angular is a bit difficult since the two are actually very different, other than they are both written in javascript.

Opinion on Meteor:

Meteor is a full stack framework/platform that runs on top of Node.js on the server. Meteor actually modifies NodeJS and becomes your server. It supplies everything you need to run a web/mobile app. You add any number of frameworks on top of Meteor’s platform.

Meteor comes with a bunch of in built frameworks. Meteor comes with a View framework called Blaze which is a better comparable to Angular.

Finding Meteor programmers would be a tough job as it’s fairly new framework.

Opinion on AngularJS:

AngularJs is a complete application MVVM framework. Angular is a client only framework, running only in the browser.

If you want to play it safe and develop a front-end in a very well defined space then AngularJS is the battle-tested man for the job. Even finding a good AngularJS development company wouldn’t be a tough job.

Why Confusion?

Newcomers think Meteor and AngularJS are similar, but they are not. AngularJS and Meteor are very different in that matter. Angular is solely focused on the frontend whereas Meteor’s philosophy is about glueing backend and frontend together.

Real-time UI: Angular provides real-time front-end data binding between elements. At a glance it seems like Meteor does too but at deeper inspection you’ll realize Meteor is reactive on the back-end and front-end as well. Whereas Angular being only front end frame can never do.

JavaScript: Both have JS at the end of their names since both are made with the Javascript language. Yes they share the same language but again Angular is in the browser, while Meteor is in the server and browser.

Conclusion:

It’s a bit like comparing apples and oranges.

Meteor is a full-stack library that runs on top of Node.js, intended to simplify both client-side as well as server-side development.

Angular is a client-side library, intended to simplify client-side development, regardless of the technology you’re employing on the server-side.

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