There’s an unwritten rule in our profession: never deploy on a Friday. I followed it for years when I was writing code for a living. Not because deploying was hard, but because undoing a bad deploy was. If something broke at 6pm, your weekend was gone. I’ve said before that on Galaxy you can deploy […]
Frederico Maia
Meteor 3.5 is out!
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Reducing re-renders in Meteor: Blaze vs React
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Meteor + Stripe: Payments from Zero to Deploy
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Meteor 3.x: what changed and how to migrate – a Practical Guide
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Meteor + TypeScript: Setup and Best Practices in 2026
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I have built multiple Meteor apps where email was a core part of the user experience. At first, I went with the simplest path, which