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Announcing Meteor 1.5
Dynamic import(…), exact code splitting, immutable module caching, and bundle analysis toolsToday we’re thrilled to announce the release of Meteor 1.5, which has been more than four months in the...
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Unhealthy container replacement now in Galaxy
The health checking system is an important component of Galaxy’s reliability. If a container stops responding to requests, Galaxy automatically routes around the container until it recovers. Many...
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Putting Your App on a Diet with Meteor 1.5’s Bundle Visualizer
Taking Vulcan from 4.2MB to 1.98MBMeteor 1.5 just came out, and the big, shiny, new feature is dynamic imports.But a really cool tool also shipped alongside that feature: the Bundle Visualizer:This...
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IP whitelisting now available for Galaxy users in Asia-Pacific
IP whitelisting is now available for Galaxy Pro users in the Asia-Pacific region! While it’s always important to protect your database and other services with a strong password, you can add an extra...
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The improvements you missed since Meteor 1.4!
Upgrade to Meteor 1.5 for easier app developmentOn the heels of the Meteor 1.5 release, which introduced the dynamic import(…) statement and exact code-splitting (with no special configuration), many...
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VulcanJS: An Open-Source Project to “Meteorize” GraphQL
A full-stack app-building framework with React and GraphQLThis is a guest post from Sacha Greif, co-author of Discover Meteor and creator of VulcanJS and Sidebar.When Meteor first came out in 2012, it...
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Improving App Performance with Meteor APM and Galaxy Pro
Our experience setting up Galaxy Pro for I ❤ MeteorThis is a guest post that originally appeared on The Meteor Chef, a community-maintained resource for Meteor documentation and education.When we at...
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Managing forms in a Meteor/React project with uniforms
Managing forms in a Meteor/React project with the uniforms packageThis is a guest blog post from Maciek Stasiełuk, software architect at Vazco.eu, a Meteor-focused software house based in Poland and...
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Easily restore prior versions in Galaxy
You can now see version history, build status, and more at a glanceEach time a developer deploys to Galaxy, it creates a new version of their app. Galaxy then attempts to build and run this new...
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Announcing Meteor 1.5.1
Easier bundle visualization, server-side rendering and Node.js security updatesWe’re pleased to announce the release of Meteor 1.5.1 and some exciting features that came with it!Though Meteor 1.5 was a...
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Download your deployed Galaxy apps with one click
You can now download a built archive of every deployed version of your app, directly from your app’s “versions” tab. Just select the version you’d like to download and click the “download” button.Note...
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Reify: Meteor’s evolving JavaScript module compiler
How it works and where it’s going nextReify working its magic in Node 4.8.4On the surface, Meteor supports the same ECMAScript import and export syntax as many other web frameworks, bundlers, and build...
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Safer app deploys on Galaxy
Galaxy now runs health checks before activating new versionsA few weeks ago, we announced the version restore feature, which allows you to easily reactivate a previous version of your app in Galaxy....
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Announcing Meteor 1.5.2
Node.js V8 bug-fix, improved development reliability, Cordova 7, and moreWith over 40 pull requests under its belt, Meteor 1.5.2 is finally here! New features, routine dependency updates and a number...
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Server-side rendering (SSR) in Meteor
Looking at Meteor’s implementation of SSR + a real-world exampleThis is a guest post from community member Julian Ćwirko, and was originally published on julian.io.Not only is the Meteor platform is...
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What’s coming in Meteor 1.6
Node 8, npm 5, Mongo 3.4.5, lazy modules anywhere, advanced React featuresNow that Meteor 1.5.2 has been released, it’s time to look forward to our next major release: Meteor 1.6. Given all the...
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Galaxy’s Prerender service is upgrading to Chrome!
How to test your prerendered pages with the new Chrome engineMany users of Galaxy take advantage of the built-in Prerender service to enable their JavaScript clients to be crawled by search engines....
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Meteor allow/deny vulnerability disclosure
A security bug in a common Meteor configuration which requires your attentionAll Meteor developers should be aware of a recently discovered security vulnerability. Please read this disclosure for full...
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Know your Node.js
Precisely pinning Node.js versions helps Meteor developers.In the course of writing Node.js applications for the server, developers have a number of options for installing Node.js in their development...
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Real-World Unit Tests with Meteor and Jest
This is a guest post by Robert Dickert, Developer at OK GROW!Unit tests are my favorite tests. They can run in milliseconds, and they make me write better code. But they can also be pretty challenging...
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