Should I mess with Meteor.Js?

Question

JavaScript

Good afternoon,
In general, I'm not really a developer, but I had a question about the stack for a future project. It is proposed to use Meteor, but several questions have arisen:
1. At the moment, this framework only officially supports NodeJs version 0.10 . LTS support. I really would not want to use obviously obsolete in the new project. Do you think it's worth messing with a meteor?
2. Why the following happens:
Create an example in Meteora:

meteor create --example simple-todos
meteor build .

after that we throw it on the server and try to run it through node (before that, npm install and all sorts of MONGO_URLs)
and so, if I just run node main.js, then nothing happens, but if I run it through forever, for example, it starts up normally. What am I missing?

Answer 1

after that we throw it on the server and try to run it through node (before that, npm install and all sorts of MONGO_URLs)
and so, if I just run node main.js, then nothing happens, but if I run it through forever, for example, it starts up normally. What am I missing?

run via
npm start
or just
meteor

Answer 2

To run on the server, it's better to use mup, the tutorial is here

Answer 3

1. At the moment this framework only officially supports NodeJs version 0.10.40 and according to this discussion https://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues/5124 it is not even known when LTS support will be. I really would not want to use obviously obsolete in the new project. Do you think it's worth messing with a meteor?

If you do not use specific api from the next versions of node.js, then what's the difference to you