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 framework on native async/await. Meteor 3.5, released on June 30, 2026, is the next one, and the reason is a single line in the changelog: MongoDB Change Streams are now […]
Frederico Maia
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
Meteor + Stripe: Payments from Zero to Deploy
Introduction Collecting payments is one of those features that shows up in almost every serious Meteor app. Whether you are building a SaaS product, a
Meteor 3.x: what changed and how to migrate – a Practical Guide
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
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