Meteor has always been a framework focused on simplicity and productivity. With a single codebase, built-in real-time reactivity, and a closely linked package ecosystem, it offered a strongly unified approach that consistently paid off, especially for small teams trying to move fast without stitching together dozens of tools. This approach held up well for a […]
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Meteor + TypeScript: Setup and Best Practices in 2026
Introduction Meteor has been around since 2012, and if you’ve heard it written off as a relic, you haven’t seen what a modern Meteor stack
Meteor + Resend: Sending Transactional Emails the Modern Way
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
CI/CD for Meteor Apps on Galaxy: Setup from Scratch with GitHub Actions
Introduction Deploying a Meteor app manually is fine when you’re just getting started. You run meteor deploy, watch the logs, and move on. But as
What’s New on Galaxy: A Major Update for Modern App Deployment
Twelve new features built around three things developers have been asking for: better observability, smarter deploys, and real control over your infrastructure. If you’ve been
Why hosting MongoDB and your app on the same platform matters
You’ve probably spent time optimizing your app, improving queries, adding indexes, and making things faster. But when was the last time you thought about where
Meteor 3.4.1 is out: Rspack consolidation, revitalized examples, and important fixes
Meteor 3.4.1 is the first patch following the Meteor 3.4 release, focused on consolidating the bundler experience introduced. After Meteor 3.4 introduced the Rspack bundler