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  • @meteorjs
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    @meteorjs
    Aug 26
    Meteor 3.5 ships accounts-express. Your Express routes can finally see who is logged in. The middleware reads the Meteor login token, sets req.userId and Meteor.userId(), and returns 401 on anonymous requests. More details in the article:
    Meteor 3.5: accounts-express Brings Meteor Accounts to Express - Galaxy Blog
    From blog.galaxycloud.app
  • @meteorjs
    Meteor.js
    @meteorjs
    Aug 19
    Meteor 3.5.2-beta.0 is out, and we need real apps to break it. It's a reliability release: refined Rspack builds, updated Cordova Android toolchain ([email protected], targeting API 36), stronger runtime defaults, and DDP connection fixes that came straight from community
    Meteor 3.5.2-beta.0: Rspack reliability, Cordova Android 15, and DDP connection fixes
    From forums.meteor.com
  • @meteorjs
    Meteor.js
    @meteorjs
    Aug 12
    For 13 years, every DDP message rode on SockJS. Meteor 3.5 makes the WebSocket transport pluggable. uWebSockets.js is one env var away: DDP_TRANSPORT=uws Same method load, ~9% less CPU, ~11% less RAM, ~26% less GC pause. SockJS stays the default. Check out this article for
    Meteor pluggable DDP transport: meet uWebSockets.js
    From blog.meteor.com
  • @meteorjs
    Meteor.js
    @meteorjs
    Aug 10
    We're stoked to welcome Input Logic as a Supernova sponsor of Meteor! Input Logic is a digital product studio based in British Columbia, Canada. Since 2011 they've been designing and building web and mobile apps end to end (strategy, brand, UX, frontend, backend) for teams like
  • @meteorjs
    Meteor.js
    @meteorjs
    Aug 6
    Most Meteor developers have never looked at what their publications actually send over the wire. It takes a minute: DevTools, Network tab, filter by Sockets, Messages. The raw DDP messages show exactly which fields go to every connected client, on every change.
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