1. Light Mode and Dark Mode
Recognizing the need for a more comfortable and customizable user experience, Galaxy 2.0 introduces both Light Mode and Dark Mode.
Try @meteorjs. To this day, there's no better database-reactive full stack. They had "signals and effects" (with different naming, "reactive vars and computations") with database updates triggering effects and templates on frontend from the get go:
Meteor.js (@meteorjs) was built for this back in 2011:
// On client side:
Tracker.autorun(() => {
// Logs the books list any time they change
console.log(
books.findAll({author})
)
})
Just like Solid.js createEffect, but with backend data.
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Hey folks,
Hosts are traveling and sick. So in lieu of our weekly episode of This Week in MeteorJS we have this brief video. Check it out and we’ll see you next week as we help celebrate Meteor 3.0 and Galaxy 2.0 Launch Week!!
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We are sharing one more testimonial video featuring @radekmie and their journey with Meteor.
Just 5 days until #Meteor3Galaxy2Launch Week! Register here to participate on May 13th: meteor.software/x/launchweek
We just published a new version of @meteorjs 3.0 Release Candidate! Our team is working hard to soon release the official version!
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A sneak peek at the new features coming in Meteor 3.0, including Node.js 20 and Express. Let's explore how these features can enhance your projects. #Meteor3Galaxy2Launch
Express Integration
Meteor 3 now supports Express, making it easy to build Node.js web applications with one of the most popular frameworks. This integration offers flexible management of routes, middleware, and more.
Join us for Meteor 3 and Galaxy 2 Launch Week to explore their new features.
Register here, have a chance to earn credits on Galaxy, and start building with the new Meteor 3.0: meteor.software/x/launchweek