What kind of content would you like from us?

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Hello community :slight_smile:

For those who don’t know, I’m the lead developer advocate at Meteor Software (the company behind Meteor and Galaxy).

I’m currently planning and organizing ideas for articles and videos that our team and I will create this year.

What kind of content would you like to see being produced on our side? Please tell me all your ideas! It can be anything, from how Meteor works internally to tutorials on building AI products with it.

Last but not least, who’s interested in writing articles for us?
We’re working internally to release a program for those who want to write Meteor/Galaxy related content and be paid for it. I’ll have more news about this soon.

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Ir will be interesting to have some content explining the inner workings of meteor to make it easier for people to make PRs. Maybe even working on some open issues.

It will also be interesting talking about data modeling, querying, indexing, transactions, joins and DB related stuff as this is one of the hard things about scaling. Also data fetching, I think this is a simpler thing, but might be interesting for some.

How to use atlas search (or other search) with meteor.

Also it wil be nice to use the vide coding trend, to show how people can build secure apps easily with meteor while vibe coding.

For newcomers also might be interesting how to use Meteor with tailwind and shadcn. How easy is to deploy meteor to galaxy or other services. How easy is to use meteor with different frontend frameworks. How can they start a project with an already default template with accounts, users management, payments and somehting else that attracts new devs.

I personally will like articles or content about the internals of meteor, how it works and how can we help to make it better.

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The thing I’d like the most is beginner tutorials / guides tailored for modern Meteor. Ideally, with lots of hand-holding for users who may be new to Node.js development in general.

Meteor “suffers” from being around for too long, and as such, there are a lot of tutorials for old versions that don’t apply 100% to new versions. Having links to point new users to helps.

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