Galaxy

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"meteor deploy" One command. Five stages under the hood: 1. build 2. auth 3. upload 4. Docker image 5. running container Galaxy handles the infra. You handle the code.

@hschmaiske @ImDanTheMan @Railway

@ImDanTheMan @Railway Bro, just use @CloudByGalaxy

Holy fuck @Railway this has been the worst experience ever. Hundreds of customers affected daily and still no updates. Someone get me in contact with them im at my wits end. Trying to scale two businesses with them willing to spend $10000+ and no fucking response!!!

Atlas shows you one price. Then adds egress fees, backup charges, support surcharges. Galaxy MongoDB: one flat number. Every month. Stop overpaying. Migrate today: galaxycloud.app/migrate-from-a…

Until now, Cordova was treated as a legacy build target in Meteor. That meant mobile apps missed out on modern syntax benefits like ES modules and tree shaking. With the new modern flag in Meteor 3.4, mobile architectures get the same optimizations as web.

@meteorjs 3.4 performance recap: • 75% faster builds • 90% faster hot reloads • 50% smaller bundles • Full tree shaking • Modern HMR Fastest Meteor has ever been. And 3.5 will go further.

Production apps on Meteor: • Rocket .Chat (millions of users) • Wekan (Trello alternative) • Qualia ($30M+ raised) Plus hundreds of SaaS products and internal tools.

@meteorjs And don't forget that Galaxy is the official cloud, built by the Meteor team. The best place to host your apps.

What @meteorjs gives you out of the box: • Real-time data sync • User accounts + OAuth + 2FA • Mobile apps (Cordova) • Optimistic UI • Same code client & server So you can mainly focus on shipping features.

2021: "@meteorjs is stuck on Node 14" 2022: "They'll never fix Fibers" 2023: "It's abandoned" 2024: Meteor 3.0 ships 2026: 3.4 with RSPack Persistence > narratives.

Left @meteorjs in 2020-2021? Here's what changed: • Node 14 lock-in → ✓ Node 22 • Fibers → ✓ async/await • Slow builds → ✓ 4x faster (RSPack) • No tree shaking → ✓ 50% smaller bundles And a lot of good things are coming.

Is Meteor.js dead? We hosted an honest conversation with the people actually building it (the Core Team and our CEO) to answer this properly. Check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=t8Pi1u…

"But isn't Meteor.js dead?!" 😳 Honestly? We're tired of answering this. So we made a 39-minute video with the Core Team and CEO to settle this once and for all. Spoiler: NO, IT'S MORE ALIVE THAN EVER! Watch it: youtube.com/watch?v=t8Pi1u…

Meteor 3.4 introduces new bundler optimizations for Atmosphere packages: the devOnly and npmDevDependencies options in package.js let you strip entire packages and their npm dependencies from production builds. After applying this to @cloudbygalaxy, we cut the production bundle size by roughly 42%. Watch the full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=drdxkR…

@AmanVirk1 Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=J7zdu1…

We sat down with @AmanVirk1, the creator of AdonisJS and it's one of our favorite conversations on the show. We talked about what motivated him to build a full-stack Node.js framework from scratch, what it's like to maintain it alone for over 10 years, and where AdonisJS is heading next. Link below 👇

@AmanVirk1 Listen to the full story: youtube.com/watch?v=QH8RCn…

Why would a developer build their own Node.js framework from scratch? @AmanVirk1 has the answer.

Meteor 3.4 introduces new bundler optimizations for Atmosphere packages: the devOnly and npmDevDependencies options in package.js let you strip entire packages and their npm dependencies from production builds. After applying this to Galaxy, we cut the production bundle size by roughly 42%. Watch the full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=drdxkR…

Cordova builds were previously treated as legacy in Meteor, meaning all generated code went through legacy transpilation. With the modern flag now enabled, mobile apps can benefit from Rspack and SWC, and npm dependencies that require modern syntax will finally work without complaints. Watch the full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=drdxkR…