I’m happy to show you the new version of fastosphere. http://fastosphere.meteor.com/
Some changes:
And of course… still open source and blazing fast!
The one click copy is fantastic! Thanks a lot.
Really cool, thank you 
glad it’s back
it seemed to get really out synch at some pointin the past and slipped out of use
hope it stays, leaves atmoslow in a trail of asteroids
Nice work. This solves one of the biggest bug-bears for me with atmosphere, in that all searches are wildcarded with no discernible way to turn it off.
For example, with fastosphere you can type “react - reactive” or even just "react " (sans quotes, but with a space), and not get hits for every meteor reactive package.
Atmosphere by contrast returns anything with the string in it, so “table” gets you - “table”, “unstable”, “editable”, “nestable”…
i fixed some issues related to this, if you still see some out of sync, tell me 
btw what is that sorting with empty search? I could not figure it out
It’s the packages that have the best score.
@acemtp btw did u get inspired by my blog on Material design and bootstrap?
I kinda noticed similarity
This is great! I love meteor but atmosphere can be painful to use. Thanks for this!
You sure about that? At first I thought the “score” must be weighted towards github stars, but then I found an entry on the first page where both downloads and stars were higher than the entry above it…
Hi Vianney
Have you seen this?
(Great work by the way!)
Dan (@dandv) has been trying to clean up Atmosphere.
Perhaps you might want to get in touch?
I created fastosphere in december 2014, not sure I saw your blog by the time
The advantage with fastosphere is it’s opensource, so if you want see the score system, it’s here https://github.com/acemtp/meteor-fastosphere/blob/master/server/algolia.js#L30
Feel free to do a patch request if you think you can provide something better
Next time I need a randomization algo, I’ll know where to look! 
Only kidding of course, but there are some pretty binary scaling metrics in there. 1000 github starts is a 5X score than 999 stars?
This:
if (p.git && p.git.stargazers_count > 10000) score *= 100;
else if (p.git && p.git.stargazers_count > 1000) score *= 10;
else if (p.git && p.git.stargazers_count > 100) score *= 2;
Could maybe just be this?:
if (p.git && p.git.stargazers_count) score *= p.git.stargazers_count/100;
suggestion: use viewmodel so you can sync querystring with search. would be nice if I can share a search
also would be nice if each package has a route, ie
http://fastosphere.meteor.com/manuel%3Aviewmodel
I think we broke it:
{name: “n”, message: “Operations quota exceeded, change plan to get more Operations.”}
Algolia’s free tier is over. daaaaamn
