Get started with ES2015 (ES6) and Meteor
ES2015 is here with Meteor 1.2, and now’s the time to get started. ES2015 is the best version of JavaScript yet, and you can use it to write higher quality and more readable code. It was simple to add...
View ArticleA Recap of AngularConnect 2015 in London
Last week I was invited to participate and speak at the AngularConnect conference.
View ArticleMeteor 1.2.1 Released
Today we are pleased to announce the release of Meteor 1.2.1, an incremental release building on Meteor 1.2 with some great improvements and bug fixes. There are no breaking changes in this release...
View ArticleScaling CodeFights with Galaxy
We had a great crowd and livestream audience for October’s San Francisco DevShop, to go along with an excellent featured talk and a host of entertaining lightning talks. Let’s get right to it: Tigran...
View ArticleAnnouncing The Meteor Web Development Scholarship Program For Girls Who Want...
Today, I’m thrilled to announce a partnership with the Flatiron School located in New York to provide 15 scholarships for high school girls to learn web development and design next Spring 2016. The...
View ArticleAngular Meteor 1.2.0 Released
We are happy to announce the release of the new angular 1.2.0 package, which takes advantage of the new build process introduced in Meteor 1.2 to make Angular developers feel even more comfortable and...
View ArticleLong-range performance metrics in Galaxy
Hello, Meteorites! I’m Zhenya, one of the engineers on Galaxy, our cloud service made for Meteor.
View ArticleInserting 50000 documents into a collection — slow, fast and fastest
Here’s a short story: A production user shows us two benchmarks that insert 50000 documents into a collection. They seem to do the same thing but perform differently. And it seems scary -- the version...
View ArticleGalaxy Developer Edition is coming
Since launching Galaxy last month, we’ve received great feedback on how it scales successfully, while eliminating the tricky devops engineering that’s required to operate connected client Meteor apps.
View ArticleMeteor and ES2015: DevShop London Edition
The final DevShop London of 2015 was a look at some of the newer features of Meteor, with a focus on ES2015.
View ArticleAngular Meteor 1.3, now closer to the standard Meteor API
I’m excited to announce the new 1.3 release for the Angular package. This version is a huge step for working with Angular in the most native and performant way inside Meteor. Here are some of the...
View ArticleIn a Galaxy not far away: force kill a container
Galaxy runs your app in Docker containers. We’ve heard from our customers that sometimes when things go wrong, it’s easiest to simply destroy the containers that aren’t working, and start fresh. So...
View ArticleMeteor in 2015: A Look Back
2015 was a big year for Meteor! In case you haven’t been keeping up on all the latest news, we’ve put together a brief list of some things you should be aware of going into 2016. We’re sure we missed a...
View ArticleIntroducing the Meteor Guide
Meteor has always been one of the easiest full-stack frameworks to get started with thanks to the quick introductory tutorial. There are also lots of specific tips for advanced developers on various...
View ArticleUnlimited containers and meteorapp.com hosting for Galaxy Developer Edition
In the days following our announcement of Galaxy Developer Edition, we received thousands of requests to be invited. We share your excitement - Galaxy lets you easily and reliably deploy, scale, and...
View ArticleReactive GraphQL
The core of Meteor has always been its advanced yet easy to use data system, which makes it very easy to efficiently publish reactive data. Looking around, it’s clear to us that many developers across...
View ArticleNew in Galaxy: automatic pre-rendering of Meteor apps for SEO
Galaxy includes a number of features that make it the easiest way to deploy Meteor apps, including intelligent routing of clients and coordination of version updates. As of today, Galaxy now includes...
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