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1 | What front-end are you using with Meteor? | Are you using GraphQL with Meteor? | Are you using Redis Oplog? | Are you using database other than MongoDB? | Have you heard about Meteor Community Packages? | Which packages that you use are in dire need of an update? | Which packages have you forked locally since they are no longer maintained and you need them? | Would you be willing to financially support maintainers of community packages? | If yes, what would be your preferred way. If no, why? | Where are you from? | What is your go to place to consume content about Meteor? | If you receive community newsletter, how would you rate it? | Anything you want to share? | Are you hosting your Meteor apps on Galaxy/Meteor Cloud? | If you did not answer "yes" to the above question, why not? | What would you like to see added to Meteor Cloud? | What would you like to see the community do? | What question would you like to see answered by the community in the next year? | What region would you like to see added to Galaxy? | What is the oldest version of Meteor that you use in production? | Are you using Meteor at work? | If you are using Meteor at work, what is the size of your company? | If you are not hosting on Meteor Cloud, where are you hosting? And why? | If you are not hosting on the current version, what is preventing your update? | ||||||
2 | React | Yes | No | No | Yes | i18n | Maybe | Germany | GitHub, Forums | Some of them | 1.6 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | Customers restrictions | Customers restrictions | |||||||||||||||
3 | Blaze, React | Yes | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Czechia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Dev.to, Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | Yes | ap-northeast-1 / Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | ||||||||||||||||
4 | React, React Native | Yes | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Vietnam | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Good | No | ap-southeast-1 / Asia Pacific (Singapore) | 2.3 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | Google Cloud. My app has some parts running PHP/MySQL | I'm just lazy | ||||||||||||||
5 | Blaze, Svelte | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Aldeed:tabular | Restivus | Maybe | GitHub sponsors | Turkey | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Good | No | Upgrade tabular and autoform or build an easy way to do all crud actions and data listing. | What will happen to blaze. The flare project can update it and it can make things easy like in svelte. | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | Before 1.0 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Digital Ocean, the price and the uptime | ||||||||||
6 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | PayPal, crypto | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Dev.to | good but I always get issues with the links and uBlock | No | We are government funded and have a strict policy for hosting and are only allowed to host anything (also mongo) on our own servers. | Physical meetups | 1.12 | Yes | More than 1000 people | Our own datacenter, because it's part of our contracts | Current milestones with priority | ||||||||||||
7 | Blaze, Svelte | No | No | No | Yes | We switched almost all packages to npm | None | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Austria | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Twitter | Good | No | Too expensive for open source projects, especially if you run multiple small projects | Free for open source projects | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | digital ocean, I don't mind the overhead of managing a droplet when I get the full flexibility of a VM | ||||||||||
8 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Good | No | see above | Develop new publication strategies. Consider enterprise appeal of Webpack 5 features like Module Federation and bring that to Meteor. Diagnose and improve bundler performance. | Can Meteor carve out a spot in enterprise architectures among micro-frontends and independent services / backends? | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 100 ~ 500 people | DO Droplets, deployed with MUP. Galaxy is cost-restrictive for our tier. | |||||||||||||
9 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes | raix:push | Maybe | Netherlands | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Good | Yes | São Paulo region; and quality improvements to the features that exist. I feel like it has all I need but the features are not always that easy to use. Logs in particular are cumersome to use | sa-east-1 / South America (São Paulo) | 2.2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | several old packages - haven't researched too deeply yet | |||||||||||||
10 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes | No | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums | No | I don't care about Meteor Cloud :-/ I liked Meteor as an app framework, but frankly would prefer a DSL with nice ergonomics more resembling the initial Meteor app style | 1.4 | For some projects | More than 1000 people | Self-hosting, because we are old-school. | Projects are happily running and don't need to be rewritten just for JS ecosystem churn. | |||||||||||||||
11 | Vue | No | No | No | Yes | Nothing for me currently, since I try to keep my reliance on third party packages to a minimum. | Nothing. | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Estonia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Slack | Keep up the good work! | Some of them | UI improvements to make navigation easier. Some pages are hard to find (eg Billing page). Also adding new users to an organization is a bit confusing if I recall correctly. Feature wise, a self-configurable way to limit access to an app with VPC would be interesting, making it possible to offer internal apps to companies via Galaxy. Currently I think it's possible, but requires manual setup from Meteor Cloud admins. | Keep maintaining a core set of packages. | eu-north-1 / EU (Stockholm) | 2.3 | Yes | Up to 5 people | AWS EC2 with Meteor-Up for some deployments in addition to Meteor Cloud. Cheap and fast. For apps where uptime is less critical. | ||||||||||
12 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | pauli:accounts-linkedin and slingshot | slingshot | Maybe | Colombia | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Good | Some of them | Automatic deploys when a branch of git is updated (like Vercel, Netlify) | I think how it is, everything is awesome | How to do proper SSR in Meteor with React and Meteor Publications/Methods | us-west-2 / US West (Oregon) | 2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | I use meteor up with DigitalOcean with the projects where money is important (Even though Meteor Cloud has the free version, it is not powerfull enough for some projects and with meteor up I can pay $5 for a good server in Digital Ocean). Dont take me wrong, I use Meteor Cloud for 2 big projects and it makes life much easier, I just have projects where we cant pay for the service. | I have oauth for linkedin with pauli:accounts-linkedin. The package does not work in the latest versions of meteor (>= 2.3) so I cant update. | |||||||||
13 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | herteby:denormalize - blocking upgrade to 2.3 redis-oplog - forked to use https://github.com/cult-of-coders/redis-oplog/pull/358 | Maybe | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Meteor Community Slack | Some of them | 2.1 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | GCP to manage it consistently alongside multiple non-js services via kubernetes while using other services/features offered inredi GCP | herteby:denormalize via cultofcoders:grapher | |||||||||||||||
14 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Useraccounts | Various autoform components | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Slack | Good | No | Pricing would need to become more competitive before we could consider it again. | 2.3 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | AWS ECS managed via Convox. Much cheaper, more flexible, and at least at the time we switched over from Galaxy, better performance. | Just haven't upgraded yet. | ||||||||||||
15 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | might be hard to get company to agree | United Kingdom | GitHub | No | 2.1 | For some projects | 10 ~ 50 people | docker on in-house vms. want it to be local to the used environment | coordinating mongodb upgrade | |||||||||||||||
16 | Blaze | No | Yes | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | 1) Blaze - not in a dire need but if it receive some love from MDG that would be awesome 2) Meteor should have defacto oauth packge. Using which developer can roll out their own oauth package. 3) push-notification | 1) slingshot, 2) some modal package, 3) tabular 4) account-oauth | Maybe | India | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Could be more frequent | - | No | provide 2 factor authentication. | 1) Educational resources. Current guide is good. but if we have some more educational resources like how to do x with meteor. I like what Filipe is doing with meteor streams. | - | ap-south-1 / Asia Pacific (Mumbai) | 1.6 | For some projects | 5 ~ 10 people | DigitalOcean. - 2 factor authentication, and price. | It just works. | ||||||||
17 | Vue, React Native | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Meteor-desktop (you can fetch last updates from sharekey forked repo) | Astronomy | Yes | At this moment, it would be by sponsoring (5 dollars per month), because I have just entered to work in a new company, so, maybe I will no longer have much time to make PRs or report bugs. | Mexico | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Could be more frequent | No | Cheaper prices like Digital Ocean. | Maintain meteor-desktop, astronomy, meteorhacks:ssr. Also, start to add/update type definitions (for typescript) for the most used packages (lascosta:method-hooks, alanning:roles, socialize:user-presence, peerlibrary:middleware, tunguska:reactive-aggregate, etc) | Would you like atmospherejs packages to be migrated to npmjs? | us-west-1 / US West (N. California) | 2 | Yes | Up to 5 people | We use Digital Ocean, because it is much cheaper than Meteor Cloud. We can have a VPS with 4GB of memory, SSD, 2vCPUs by 20 dollars/month, whereas Meteor Cloud for the almost same infrastructure you have to pay 230 dollars/month. | We have sold some projects, so, it depends of the customer if he wants us to add more features and hence update meteor version. | ||||||||
18 | Blaze, React | Yes | No | Yes | No | useraccounts:core | useraccounts:core | Maybe | One-time payment, perhaps per package | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Slack | Yes | Code reviews | us-west-2 / US West (Oregon) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | Up to 5 people | I had a tough time with the useraccounts:core package | ||||||||||||
19 | Blaze, Vue | No | Yes | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | GitHub sponsors | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Satisfactory | No | Keep up the good work | 1.11 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | Digital Ocean with mup, so much cheaper with similar features. | Time to upgrade | |||||||||||||
20 | React | No | No | No | Yes | TypeScript types for Meteor. They are not officially maintained and we had to spend a huge amount of time understanding how to patch the types for them to be updated. There's also no guide to implement TS properly, like for the Users collection. | TypeScript types. | No | Argentina | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums, Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | Yes | It's good for now. | Move to a bundling system like Vite or Snowpack. Meteor is too slow rebuilding for modern times, especially on Windows, when Vite and Snowpack are instant and give a huge productivity boost. We would have to abandon Meteor in some time if this is not solved properly. | Official TypeScript support and a plan to change the build system to one like Vite or Snowpack, to be able to invest heavily on Meteor on the mid/long term. | sa-east-1 / South America (São Paulo) | 2.3 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Nothing, just haven't published yet. | ||||||||||
21 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Meteor testing suite, they could use some updates | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Egypt | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | Yes | - How have you heard about this survey? - Suggest ways to improve Meteor. - Do you intend on using Meteor in production for the upcoming years/Are you thinking of migrating off of Meteor? If so, why? - Are you having any troubles scaling Meteor? If so, please mention them and how did you go about resolving them. | 2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | ||||||||||||||
22 | Blaze | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | No | Create kitchen sink Meteor starter kits. Going from a fresh Meteor app to a complex production level app is hard. There are a lot of missing gaps. | 1.11 | Yes | 500 ~ 1000 people | (a) we need a lot of flexibility in our infra and (b) at our scale it's much cheaper to self-host (we spend a LOT on hosting) | It takes a lot of effort to QA our app on a new version of Meteor (because it is such a global change we need to be very careful) | ||||||||||||||
23 | Blaze | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | aslagle:reactive-table, iron:router | Maybe | one-off donation towards specific projects with specific milestones/deliverables | Australia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Community Newsletter | Good | No | 2.3 | For some projects | 10 ~ 50 people | Multicore dedicated AMD Ryzen servers with NVMe SSDs for top performance | Some of my clients have specific update/release schedules | |||||||||||||
24 | Blaze | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | China | Meteor Docs / Guide, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | No | 2.3 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | We have our own server. | Latest version is in testing. | ||||||||||||||||
25 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Once-off donation or monthly, it does depend on what I am supporting | Australia | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums | Good | No | Nodechef has bundled MongoDB hosting and Object Storage, they are key | What to expect for 3.0? | I'm always at the latest version | No | Self-hosted & Nodechef | ||||||||||||||
26 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Philippines | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Dev.to | Good | No | Grow :) | 1.9 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | AWS. High cost in Galaxy | App is working and in maintenance mode | |||||||||||||
27 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | Israel | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Good | No | 1.6 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | on-prem, digitalocean | ||||||||||||||||
28 | Jade | No | No | No | Yes | I don't know. If there are newer packages or someone can help to upgrade, it's OK https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/3881 . | CollectionFS etc https://github.com/wekan/wekan/tree/master/packages . account-lockout, because it required only 10 files and not any other dependencies https://github.com/wekan/wekan/commit/23e5e1e3bd081699ce39ce5887db7e612616014d . Markdown, so it uses markdown-it. OIDC, so it can login with Oracle OIM https://github.com/wekan/wekan/commit/ec8a78537f1dc40e967de36a02ea09cf7398318a . Etc, what are at packages directory, related details at https://github.com/wekan/wekan/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md . | No | All current income goes to my own monthly bills. Like currently, I'm waiting for payment from customer so I can pay remaining of my bills that are already late. Customer's payments are late because of bureaucracy. I don't have enough income even to hire additional developer to help with my workload. | Finland | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Community Newsletter | Good | No | I don't know | Help to upgrade Wekan to latest Meteor etc dependencies. I have tried for many hours to upgrade Wekan, and I have tried many times to start rewrite Wekan to use some other web framework, but no success yet. Help to find memory leaks in Wekan, because CPU and RAM usage keeps growing, and Wekan needs to be restarted. Help to optimize Wekan frontend bundle size like this https://github.com/wekan/wekan/pull/3871 . Help to scale Wekan, so it would work with more users, currently over 60 simultaneous users is too much. Help to adding indicator that saving data is still in progress https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/3071 , so that data would not be lost. Help adding MongoDB OpLog or Redis OpLog. I'm trying to upgrade Wekan Snap version that still uses Ubuntu 16.04 base with MongoDB 3.2.22 without OpLog, because I have not got newer base and MongoDB working yet with Snap. Docker version uses MongoDB 4.x. | Is it possible to use other database than MongoDB with Meteor? Like SQLite, PostgreSQL, etc? And still keep realtime updates working? Current Wekan database queries are made with Javascript to MongoDB, | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | Yes | Up to 5 people | I host on servers donated by Linux Foundation/CNCF, IBM, MacStadium etc. Other users self-host. I can not afford to pay hosting myself. | I have spent many hours trying to upgrade, without success https://github.com/wekan/wekan/issues/3881 | ||||||||
29 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | simple:rest | simple:rest | Yes | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Satisfactory | Yes | eu-west-3 / EU (Paris) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | Up to 5 people | ||||||||||||||
30 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | kadira - not exactly a package but we need it | kadira - not exactly a package but we need it | Maybe | Russia | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums, Community Newsletter, my meteor telegram group "Meteor js russian" | Satisfactory | No | Support and improve kadira, that way we can tell meteor haters that we have best performance monitoring | 1.8 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | A lot of functional and dependencies + there are actually a lot of changes on every meteor update, so it's a bit risky. Also limited budget. | |||||||||||||
31 | Blaze, React, elm | Yes | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | font awesome | No | Austria | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Some of them | remote meteor shell | eu-west-3 / EU (Paris) | 1.8 | Yes | Up to 5 people | hosting on own machines required for some client for legal reasons | time cost of migration | |||||||||||||
32 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | - | - | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Belarus | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums | No | - | - | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | Yes | 100 ~ 500 people | Hetzner, Digital Ocean | - | ||||||||||
33 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | iron:router | Maybe | Apple Pay | Russia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Could be better | No | eu-north-1 / EU (Stockholm) | 2 | Yes | 100 ~ 500 people | Digital Ocean cos it has flexible plans | |||||||||||||
34 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | No | Included database managed hosting | eu-west-3 / EU (Paris) | 1.9 | No | Own premises. Performances/price ratio | Time to update everything | ||||||||||||||
35 | Blaze, React, Svelte | No | No | Yes | No | No | Ukraine | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub | No | 1.8 | Yes | Up to 5 people | vultr.com - so historically + convenient and inexpensive | |||||||||||||||||
36 | Blaze, Vue | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | I worry about most of them. And what worries me more is that Tiny is promoting packages in their marketing and docs that aren’t maintained anymore for years | Meteor jobs, vivio: | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Netherlands | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Good | Im writing about Meteor on Medium occassionally, I’ve been using it professionally for years, so yes would love to share experience. | Some of them | Better secret management without settings json, deploy triggers from git and ci pipelines | Update Meteor docs to not reference packages that are deprecated / not maintained anymore Fix the ecosystem, because a lot depends on these packages! See questions to answer further down… | More focus on using meteor in enterprises like deploying and testing in CI, running on AWS, better ways to setup and run tests, support source maps. Show that Meteor can be easily used professionally and is not an mvp tool. Deep dive in Meteor under the hood. How exactly do things work? People like Arunoda did amazing things by “hacking” into Meteor because they really understood the mechanics. There’s so much more possible when one understands the framework. There are tons of undocumented settings and vars one can access. Its very valuable to get these explained and documented | eu-west-2 / EU (London) | 1.6 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | Digital ocean, triple the speed for 10 times less cost | Rewrite all imports, coffeescript deps | |||||||
37 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | meteor-accounts-saml | Maybe | Spain | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Satisfactory | No | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 1.8 | Yes | 100 ~ 500 people | AWS. The organization already had services there | Lack of time | |||||||||||||
38 | React, Svelte | Yes | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Most official ones | Yes | Monthly subcription | France | Meteor Docs / Guide | Satisfactory | Beware of Theodor’s Bluelibs( previously aka Kaviar), it’s about to kill Meteor | No | Add a BC major version to restart on even better basis | eu-west-3 / EU (Paris) | 1.8 | For some projects | 10 ~ 50 people | CleverCloud | |||||||||||
39 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes | Maybe | Denmark | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums, Community Newsletter | Good | Yes | 1.11 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | |||||||||||||||||
40 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes | Maybe | India | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Could be better | No | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 1.8 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Cost | |||||||||||||||
41 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | No | No | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Yes | 1.4 | For some projects | Up to 5 people | bcrypt and more | |||||||||||||||||
42 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | cultofcoders:persistent-session | Yes | One-time license fees. | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Could be better | You should ask which feature you would like to see added to Meteor. I just spent a lot of time getting a "Remember Me" (for 14 days) login functionality working. None of the packages touting this capability work (they don't survive a page refresh). | Some of them | Performance improvements!!! | Maintain more packages. | 2.1 | Yes | Up to 5 people | NodeChef - better performance & Redis, MongoDB on same platform | Time constraints to upgrade apps that work completely fine on current version. | ||||||||||
43 | Vue | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Video tutorials/news, Forums | Good | No | 1.7 | Yes | Up to 5 people | AWS. We are familiar with AWS. | Client funding. | |||||||||||||||
44 | Blaze, React | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | User accounts | User accounts | Yes | United States | GitHub, Forums | Good | No | 2.2 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | AWS | Login / User accounts related packages | |||||||||||||
45 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Taiwan | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Yes | ap-northeast-1 / Asia Pacific (Tokyo) | I'm always at the latest version | No | ||||||||||||||||||
46 | Vue, Svelte | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Vue-related packages, especially vue-meteor-tracker (update to Vue 3). | vue-meteor-tracker, akryum:vue-component | No | Ukraine | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums, Dev.to, Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | Some of them | Easy direct access to MondoDB (Mongo Express or similar) | 2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | On OVH. We run a server anyway and it has much better perfomance than Galaxy can offer for a reasonable price. | Lack of time. | ||||||||||||
47 | Blaze, React | Yes | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Brazil | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums | Satisfactory | Yes | Articles and Videos | sa-east-1 / South America (São Paulo) | 1.8 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | ||||||||||||||
48 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | React Native Meteor Offline | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Good | Some of them | Ability to launch in customer-owned VPCs, so that I can do my own egress and ingress control :) | Who else has used MongoDB Change Streams with Meteor. We're using Change Streams, have integrated them with the merge box, and have been pleased with the results. Wish this was an officially supported path! | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | AWS. Need to have egress/ingress controlled VPCs for some applications | |||||||||||||
49 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Softremovable, | Softremovable | Maybe | Brazil | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub | Good | I'm starting a personal blog with various topics, some them are about Meteor. I can share it, no problem, but my English isn't very well yet. | No | Price | More events, tutorials of real cases. Force to maintain Blaze up to date. It is a great frontend that solve more than 80% of case of web apps. | Why Meteor has Brazilian guys working to company and the community don't pay attention to Brazil? | sa-east-1 / South America (São Paulo) | 1.6 | For some projects | 5 ~ 10 people | I created my own swarm cluster. Because is cheaper than Meteor Cloud. | Time and money | ||||||||
50 | React | Yes | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | flow router, fast render | No | Switzerland | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | No | get more stuff into core (routing, ssr hydration), find way to transition away from pub/sub | 1.8 | For some projects | 10 ~ 50 people | kubernetes | incompatible atmosphere packages | ||||||||||||||
51 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | accounts-ui for React | Yes | PayPal subscription | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | Actually "just" take care of MongoDB within Galaxy to be a one-stop-solution, plus polishing some classic packages (like accounts-ui) for modern frontend frameworks | No | MongoDB for all container sizes without having to fiddle with additional providers | streamline the out-of-the-box experience when using react (the most popular frontend framework) | From zero to CRUD app including frontend in react, with accounts and typescript-types for collections/methods. | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | More than 1000 people | Digital Ocean, because Galaxy requires to bring an additional MongoDB provider | |||||||||
52 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Too many to list. | No | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Dev.to | No | Price it the same as AWS | 1.11 | Yes | 500 ~ 1000 people | AWS. Cheaper. Better. More control | |||||||||||||||
53 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Dev.to, Community Newsletter | Good | No | n/a | Approaching indie forums and market, especially php folks | 2 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Digital Ocean | Busy with client requirements/business. | ||||||||||||
54 | Blaze | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Austria | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Yes | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.3 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | currently relaunchig the application anyway, not spending any ressources any more on the production version. | ||||||||||||||||
55 | React | Yes | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Poland | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs) | Some of them | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | Before 1.0 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | |||||||||||||||||
56 | React | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | lucasantoniassi:accounts-lockout, useraccounts:core | lucasantoniassi:accounts-lockout, useraccounts:core, nimble:restivus | Maybe | Ukraine | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs) | Satisfactory | Some of them | Fix buggy interface | Write more type definitions | Tree shaking | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | On DigialOcean. Because it's much faster and convenient that galaxy free plan (for apps in early development) | ||||||||||
57 | React | Yes | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | I don't remember seeing it lately. | Yes | I'm just on the $9/month instance. We're pre-launch and will be launching soon and upgrading to a beefier server. Very rarely the app reboots --- I talked to Galaxy support and we think it's an out of memory error on this tiny server. But I'd like to know for sure. :) | 2.3 | Yes | Up to 5 people | I'll update shortly. | |||||||||||||||
58 | React | Yes | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | GitHub sponsors | Poland | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Some of them | At least catch up with what Monti APM is doing. From other things, improve the performance of the existing plans (more bang per buck) as well as more container sizes (increase only RAM or only CPU but not both). | Integrating Node.js workers into the Meteor build system, getting rid of Fibers. | 2.2 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | AWS and Google Cloud (using Docker); mostly because Galaxy is extremely overpriced | A couple of internal ones, broken in 2.3 because of the accounts packages. | |||||||||||||
59 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | Patreon, OpenCollective | Norway | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Dev.to | No | Smaller-scale plans? | Update the documentation and modernize Meteor. | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | For some projects | Up to 5 people | DigitalOcean via meteor-up. It's cheaper. | danopia:google-api | ||||||||||||
60 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Turkey | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Could be better | Thank you | No | 2.2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | I am using dokku on ubuntu server | |||||||||||||||
61 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | useraccounts:core | Maybe | Donations | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Dev.to | No | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | DO kubernetes, cost & full control | time | |||||||||||||
62 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Satisfactory | Some of them | Zero Config Mongo included in paid plans | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | Digital Ocean | |||||||||||||
63 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | No | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.3 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | AWS Beanstalk via mup | ||||||||||||||||
64 | React | No | No | No | Yes | Maybe | Czechia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Community Newsletter | Good | No | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | Up to 5 people | IBM Cloud | ||||||||||||||||
65 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | The worst ones have been taken on board already (mostly aldeed packages) | aldeed:tabular, autoform-typeahead | Yes | GitHub sponsors | Ireland | GitHub, Forums | Satisfactory | No | A sensible price/performance ratio. | Grow :-) | 2.1 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | Elastic Beanstalk. Awful performance on galaxy. | Some testing | ||||||||||
66 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | Money, references, paid work | Australia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Good | No | Bring back Meteor's Mojo | 1.12 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | AWS - cheaper | Haven't got around to upgrading | |||||||||||||
67 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes | raix:push | Yes | subscription? | Australia | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums | Satisfactory | No | 1.5 | Yes | Up to 5 people | own mongodb instance - control | working fine as is | |||||||||||||
68 | Svelte | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | I’d like to see some packages brought tinder community to ensure their long term viability. Ground:db and push notifications come to mind | Yes | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | No | Maybe better APM. Right now Monti APM is getting the job done though | Grow :). Meteor is great. I feel like it’s undervalued by developers I guess because of concerns around pub/sub and too much magic but I think it’s wonderful. Maybe some messaging to alleviate those concerns and point to the fact that any front end can be used would be helpful. Marketing is hard. | us-east-2 / US East (Ohio) | 2.3 | Yes | Up to 5 people | AWS. Last time I looked Meteor Cloud was twice the price for worse performance. I’m not sure if the performance issues were true but there were a few people in the community that reported issues. If Meteor Cloud had the same performance as running directly on AWS with elastic beanstalk I would reconsider but would probably still not be willing to pay 2x. The main value add would be support which I doesn’t seem worth paying double. | Will be updating shortly | |||||||||||
69 | Vue | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Yes | ca-central-1 / Canada (Montreal) | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | |||||||||||||||||
70 | React | No | No | No | Yes | No | Whatever I'd pay, it would probably be cheaper in the long-run to rewrite the package instead, or cobble something together from other, npm packages. | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | I've built the third version of ~redacted~ on Meteor back when Meteor was still pre 1.0. It's still running on that and I can't imagine what I would do without it. But it has to find a way to survive and I think that means it has to do *less*, not more. So I think things like the npm installer and shedding Blaze were really great ideas! The key feature no one is able to replace is the ease of synchronizing data to the client and being reactive to changes on the client. If people who are currently shunning meteor could just get that via an npm package "meteor-lite" or whatever one would call it, I think we would be seeing a lot more uptake again. Sure, it might seem like the meteor brand would get smaller by that, because now meteor is less, but like I said, I think less is more. And nobody thinks that React is small either, and that's "just a package", too. | No | Convince more people to use Meteor. Somehow overcome the bad name it got -- which I don't understand. | 1.1 | Yes | Up to 5 people | aws, cheaper | I need to update my mup config to use a different node image and it takes time to test nothings breaks. It's production. | |||||||||||||
71 | Blaze, Vue | No | No | No | Yes | I18n | No | Czechia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter, Podcast | Good | Keep up great work! | No | Move to faster builds than izobuild? | 2.3 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Aws ec2, cost optimization | |||||||||||||
72 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Belgium | GitHub, Forums, Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | No | eu-central-1 / EU (Frankfurt) | 2.2 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | AWS. It’s cheaper and for some reason, responses were faster on AWS. | Faster version rollouts than usual, which is not a bad thing. But we have couple of forked packages which always need to be aligned with a new version. | ||||||||||||||
73 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Grapher, collection-revisions, and some more | grapher-react | Yes | Without change price (from € to $) | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Community Newsletter | Could be better | No | 2.2 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Scaleway with MUP. Easy deploy for lowcost. | Account package update | ||||||||||||
74 | Blaze | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | No | Before 1.0 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | OVH, cheaper, easier to customize | ||||||||||||||||
75 | Blaze, Vue | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Meteor Vue | Maybe | Australia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Good | No | MongoDB | Vue3 support | 1.9 | For some projects | More than 1000 people | Corporate line of business applications hosted on private networks | Working on upgrade | ||||||||||||
76 | React | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No | Norway | Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | No | eu-north-1 / EU (Stockholm) | I'm always at the latest version | For some projects | Digital Ocean - MUP is super easy and the price for Galaxy was to high at the time. This might have changed now, but everything is working fine in DO so I see no need to convert. | |||||||||||||||||
77 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | I was concerned about the aldeed autoform/simpl-schema packages since I was using them a lot. They seem to still be being maintained. | No | United Kingdom | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub | Good | I am not as active with Meteor now as I once was, but am pleased that Meteor is still moving forwards. | No | 1.11 | For some projects | Up to 5 people | Heroku. It was the best option at the time for my small deploy and I haven't bothered to check other options. My MongoDB is hosted with Clever cloud | Just haven't got round to it | |||||||||||||
78 | React, Flutter | Yes | No | No | Yes | Maybe some native support for PostCSS | Maybe | South Africa | Meteor Docs / Guide | Satisfactory | No | Gitlab integration | af-south-1 / Africa (Cape Town) | 1.8 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | We host on an Digital Ocean Kubernetes Instance through Gitlab. It just works and is very cost-effective. | The app is still running fine on 1.8 :) | ||||||||||||
79 | React | Yes | No | No | No | Maybe | France | Forums | Some of them | 2.1 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | Digital Ocean (cheaper) | |||||||||||||||||
80 | Blaze, React | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | United Kingdom | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Satisfactory | No | 1.5 | For some projects | 10 ~ 50 people | Azure. Company policy. | If it ain't broken, don't fix it. | |||||||||||||||
81 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | herteby:denormalize | accounts-ui, denormalize, grapher, meteor-browser-tests, meteor-mocha, meteorx, meteor-slingshot, meteor-collection-extensions | Yes | Subscription | Switzerland | Forums | Good | No | Add big new features to meteor core. Make the project thrive like Zeit, or Gatsby, or React | 2.3 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | GCP, because they have data-servers in my country, which is a strict requirement | ||||||||||||
82 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Donations, exclusive packages | Brazil | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums | Yes | Push to deploy | Create up to date content about Meteor | What are the plans to improve SSR? | sa-east-1 / South America (São Paulo) | 2.2 | Yes | 50 ~ 100 people | |||||||||||||
83 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | cult-of-coders/grapher | cult-of-coders/grapher with its outdated meteor dependencies | No | I am a contributor myself. There is a philosophy there which is the basis of every kind of community: you first take then you give back. You can start by giving back but you always give back. If you don't understand the philosophy, you are probably there for business not for the community and I like a business to be labeled accordingly. | United Arab Emirates | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | In general there is nothing new. I closely follow the forum and github and I get familiar with the changes in beta stage. | I am interested to know more about the people in the community and what are they in the Meteor for. Is it a job, are they building their own businesses, do they have a dream and learn Meteor for that etc. Perhaps a kind of introduce yourself... | No | If I take Mongo and Node from Meteor Cloud I would like this to be cheaper than buying the services separately from different providers. | commit code | I would like to see more about security and privacy. Privacy is hitting hard into the way we deal with users and I'd love to see, discuss, conceptualize more about Privacy in Meteor. In general I know the legal implications and how to do it but I must admit that I am less than scientific in my knowledge and interpretations. | 2.4 | Yes | Up to 5 people | AWS due to cost considerations | n/a | ||||||||
84 | React | No | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, Forums | Satisfactory | No | 1.12 | For some projects | Up to 5 people | Digital Ocean | Time | |||||||||||||||
85 | Blaze, React | Yes | Yes | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Donation | Armenia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Dev.to | Good | No | us-east-2 / US East (Ohio) | 1.1 | Yes | 100 ~ 500 people | AWS with EKS and docker | We are using that in production and it has a lot of package conflicts so it's time consuming to get it to the latest version | |||||||||||||
86 | Blaze, Svelte | No | No | No | Yes | All seems pretty good right now! | ground:db, nicolaslopezj:roles, lookback:emails, svelte:blaze-integration (unmerged bug fix), kadira:blaze-layout | Maybe | Not sure, but I would like to give something back to those whose packages I depend on for my [profitable] app. Maybe a monthly donation? | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Forums | Satisfactory | I rewrote ground:db in TypeScript with a similar API but some massive performance improvements, plus compatibility with the latest Meteor (ground:db uses internal APIs that have changed). I don't think I have time to maintain a package myself but I would like to share my work with the community somehow. It's a single file, 400 lines of code, being used in production with (knock on wood) no bug reports yet. I call it GroundedCollection. What would you suggest? | No | 2.2 | Yes | Up to 5 people | AWS Fargate. Before that, custom-built Docker Swarm cluster. Before that, Jelastic-powered PaaS. In hindsight, going with Meteor Cloud may have been a smarter call, but at the time it was cost-prohibitive. | Nothing, will be on 2.4 with the next major deployment of my app. | |||||||||||
87 | React | No | No | Yes | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | No | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | No | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | OVH | |||||||||||||||||
88 | React | No | No | No | Yes | accounts-drupal | Maybe | One-off payment with an invoice | France | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Community slack | No | 1.9 | Yes | More than 1000 people | on-premises, because of cost | accounts-drupal, filog, meteor_server_info | ||||||||||||||
89 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Lithuania | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Some of them | 2.3 | For some projects | Up to 5 people | AWS EC2, have a credit there | Just need updating | ||||||||||||||||
90 | React | No | No | No | No | meteor toys | Maybe | Canada | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Video tutorials/news, Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Yes | More infos on connected users (current subscribtions, method invocations, errors, etc) | replaces all callbacks with promises | 1.5 | Yes | Up to 5 people | |||||||||||||||
91 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Yes | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter, Slack | No | Client offline db ability | 1.9 | Yes | Up to 5 people | Custom, for root server reasons | ||||||||||||||||
92 | Blaze | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | meteor-desktop | Yes | Switzerland | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub | Good | No | 1.8 | Yes | 5 ~ 10 people | Private datacenter in Switzerland due to medical data | meteor-desktop | ||||||||||||||
93 | Blaze, Svelte | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | None | None | Maybe | Cyprus | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Digging into the Meteor and packages source code | Had to unsubsince it was not too informative | No | N/A | 2.1 | For some projects | 5 ~ 10 people | Self-hosted on dedicated servers/k8s | Usage of some legacy cordova plugins and custom packages which need to be updated as well | ||||||||||||
94 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Georgia | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Could be better | No | I'm always at the latest version | On VPS! Cos' meteor cloud is overpriced | ||||||||||||||||||
95 | React | No | No | No | No | Maybe | Moldova | Meteor Docs / Guide | Yes | 1.12 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | I'm not sure | |||||||||||||||||
96 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | Maybe | Currently my need is not great enough | Germany | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub | Satisfactory | No | 1.8 | Yes | Up to 5 people | docker containers via root servers via manual docker and kubernetes clusters | Time constraints, new apps are on 2.3 | ||||||||||||||
97 | React | No | No | Yes | No | No | United Kingdom | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs) | No | 2.1 | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | Just have existing application, that has dependancies on lots of packages. | |||||||||||||||||
98 | React | No | No | No | No | Maybe | United States | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums, Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites), Community Newsletter | Satisfactory | No | 1.8 | Yes | Up to 5 people | heroku, it was cheaper at the time I set it up | low priority | |||||||||||||||
99 | React | No | No | No | Yes, I use packages that are maintained by them | ground:db | ground:db | Maybe | Venmo | United States | GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Forums | Satisfactory | Meteor is still the easiest way to get up and running rapidly with production ready apps. Keep it up! | Yes | Some way to track memory leaks in production | Rework the structure of the parts of Meteor - it's build system is particularly opaque, and unnamed. It's hard to extend that, or to learn how to extend it. I'd love to be able to build React Native using Meteor, for example. | Meteor needs to get out of its "prototyping tool" reputation. It can do that by: 1. Telling a much better dev ops story. This is vital - many businesses are dev ops centric. 2. Make the build system extensible, and much much better documented. Better even if it's a separate project, in the style of React Native's Metro. | 2.3 | For some projects | 50 ~ 100 people | Galaxy is expensive for some stuff | Nothing, I practice evergreen development. | ||||||||
100 | Blaze, React | No | No | No | No | Maybe | Brazil | Meteor Docs / Guide, GitHub, Written articles (Medium, Blogs), Stackoverflow (Stackexchange sites) | Satisfactory | No | I'm always at the latest version | Yes | 10 ~ 50 people | AWS. Cost and scalability |