A few days ago, Heroku announced they are moving to a “sustaining engineering model.” This is big news, and I wanted to share my thoughts on it. If you are looking for a Heroku alternative, I will also explain why we built Galaxy and how it compares. What happened to Heroku Heroku will now focus […]
Frederico Maia
Faster Server Startup in Meteor 3.4 with Deferrables
As you might have seen in the 3.4 release blog post, Meteor has received a HUGE update with a lot of focus on the developer
Galaxy Expansion Week: Everything we rebuilt, launched, and shipped last week.
After 10+ years serving thousands of applications, we had a choice: keep patching or rebuild for the next decade. We chose to rebuild. Galaxy Expansion
Meteor 3.4 is out: Rspack integration, 4x faster builds, 8x smaller bundles, and extended bundler features
Meteor 3.4 marks the final day of the Galaxy Expansion and celebrates a new era for the framework that started it all, bringing modern tools into the
AdonisJS 7 support and the future of the framework
AdonisJS is a batteries-included TypeScript framework that ships with everything you need: authentication, ORM, file uploads, email, and validation. All integrated and working from day
Introducing The Galaxy Crew: Building the Future Together
Today, we’re excited to announce The Galaxy Crew: a new content hub and community initiative designed to bring together the explorers, creators, and builders shaping
Galaxy Metal: Under the Hood
Galaxy Metal represents a complete rebuild of our platform—from the codebase to the infrastructure. This isn’t an incremental update; it’s an entirely new foundation designed