Hi @filipenevola I am glad you closed the loop. To be frank, those emails were pretty annoying. Man, if you don’t like Galaxy, don’t use it.
Anyway, I wanted to hear more about Galaxy. Why don’t you make your point here so we can all migrate out of it and rush like headless chickens to Quave…
"In many Meteor.js teams we talk to, the real bottleneck isn’t dev capacity, it’s infra. Especially around Galaxy setups, MongoDB Atlas costs, scaling issues or DevOps overload.
Alongside dev support, we also run Quave ONE, a provider-agnostic platform that helps teams migrate off Galaxy, optimize MongoDB costs, reduce infra spend and avoid lock-in."
Which teams did you talk to and how many is many?
What is the infra bottleneck in Galaxy?
What do you mean you plug devs into teams from $4.999?! Seriously, you heard about AI, did you? Where I live I can get an unforgettable plug for less than 50 bucks.
With the work and activity you had as CEO at Meteor, I am reluctant to even use anything written by Quave code or X posts. Did you notice that everything amazing in Meteor happened after you left? Well … I did.
Look, I don’t want to be rude, it is late in my place, I am at the end of a productive day, and I really needed some fun. But I’d suggest this… if you like Meteor, if you use Meteor, it would be nice and enough to just push some code. You really don’t have to go after their clients.
For the past years you turned this place into your own Marketplace, there is more “we at Quave” in the history of this forum than the word “Meteor” …
Anyway, if you ever decide not to write to me again or to stop poaching people here, I will not be upset. I will understand that it is your right to pursue business ethically. Your fundamental right.