Some exciting news: We have a new podcast! The Meteor Monthly Wrap-Up is just what it sounds like: A brief update on the major items we’ve released in the past month.
The podcast is part of our effort to communicate more effectively with our growing community. In this first episode @matthollingsworth and @FilipeNevola go into Meteor 1.11, key updates to Galaxy Hosting and much more.
We’ve been busy
Feedback? We’d love to hear from you. Respond here, or send us an email at podcast@meteor.com.
Also be sure to subscribe on Apple podcast and Spotify (other providers coming soon!)
This is great! I for one really appreciate the communication effort from your team, it surely will strengthen the overall community spirit.
A lot of developers tend to underestimate the social, psychological, and community dimensions of software and open source development. While from the outside and at the surface, software development seems to be an isolating technical profession, however, if you look closer, you will find that there is a lot of relationship management, psychology, and communication required to build any value-adding product.
Open source projects, even more than others, thrives on a healthy, positive, and engaged community, so in my mind this is critical.
All that to say, thank you for keeping us in the loop, and I can see Meteor is growing fast as days go by as it should be
Agree @alawi. I think it’s also being more visible with new updates and the things we’re doing.
We’ve talked to a lot of devs recently who were outside of the active community and didn’t now what we have done over the past six months. As a result, they’re maybe unhappy or struggling when their blockers could have been solved by new additions on the Galaxy or the Open Source side. This is one of the efforts to communicate better
