Bring authenticated Meteor users into Express routes without building a second session system. Meteor 3 is modernizing the framework in two complementary ways: adopting proven tools from the wider JavaScript ecosystem and completing them with the Meteor-specific capabilities that make an application coherent. Adding a library is only the start; a strong integration should preserve […]
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Understanding DDP and Best Practices for Subscriptions
Introduction If you’ve ever watched your Meteor app update in real time, with a new item appearing instantly without refreshing the page, you’ve seen DDP
CapacitorJS is coming to Meteor as its modern native stack
Hello, community! CapacitorJS will join a future Meteor minor release, with the exact version still to be determined. After several months of work, the integration
Why Meteor 3.5 Is the Most Important Release in Years
Every framework has a handful of releases that actually change its trajectory. For Meteor, 3.0 was one of them: it removed Fibers and rebuilt the
Yes, You Can Deploy on a Friday. Here’s Why.
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.
Meteor 3.5 is out!
Meteor 3.5 is a broad release, and it earns the word. Its center of gravity is the reactive data layer, but the work reaches from
Reducing re-renders in Meteor: Blaze vs React
Meteor has always had a track record for making real-time applications feel easy. You connect a template or component to a database collection, and the