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Meet Bart Sturm, co-founder and head of technology at TutorMundi, Brazil's largest AI tutoring platform. The link is in the tweet below.👇
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And if you have suggestions, please write below or open a discussion on GitHub:  github.com/meteor/meteor/dis…
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We gave Meteor roadmap a makeover to reflect some exciting changes in the near-to-medium term future 🎉 Check them out: docs.meteor.com/about/roadma…
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Get ready for an interview with one of the Meteor.js community's most active members, who has contributed to open source for over ten years! We'll explore how he got into Meteor, his first projects, and more! The link is in the tweet below.👇
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Last week was meme review, this week it is year in review! Join me, @alimgafar and @Kuester_Jan for another round up of #news from @meteorjs and beyond! This week also looking back on our first year of podcasting: youtube.com/watch?v=c5E3uZST…
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Get fast answers and efficient solutions with the new Live Chat Support on Galaxy! 📲✨ We now offer a faster and more efficient support option through Chat, a feature our customers have highly requested!
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Now, it is even easier to build fast and error-free @meteorjs apps! Read the complete changelog: galaxy-news.meteor.com/chang…
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Meteor v3.0.2 is here! Check out this thread to see what's new and improved 👇
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How to start a new project with this version:
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How to test it?
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We also Fix AppVeyor CI and more.
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How to start contributing and architecture overview - Meteor.js Under the Hood nitter.catsarch.com/i/broadcasts/1jMJgBWYV…
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Guess what? It's today! @o_gabsferreira and @leonardventurin will explore the architecture of Meteor.js and show us how we can contribute to the project at 1 PM (GMT-03) on our YouTube channel. Join us here: youtube.com/live/b1A6YvR8yzY…
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One thing I find attractive about new @meteorjs is the front end code feels very portable as its framework agnostic.
Decided to go back to @meteorjs for a little league management application my wife wanted to build. Pretty amazing how fast one can prototype stuff out.
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