This Week in MeteorJS: 22 September 2023

Episode 5 of the Meteor JS Dispatches podcast, hosted by meteorjscommunity, titled "This Week in MeteorJS: 22 September 2023" was published on September 22, 2023 and runs 38 minutes.

September 22, 2023 ·38m · Meteor JS Dispatches

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Summary

This week, StorytellerCZ is off the road, Alim has Covid-19, and Küster is back! BunJS is back in the oven but the Internet is wondering if its performance is too good to be true. Is it too soon to expect that this "drop-in NodeJS replacement" will have a future in MeteorJS? StorytellerCZ has a ... story to tell. (Okay, that was awful.) Hacktober is upon us and OSS projects everywhere are looking for new contributors and collaborators. If you've always wanted to try contributing to an OSS project but didn't know how, Küster gives the highlights - and an open invitation to work on some existing projects. Current developments on the latest MeteorJS 3.0 release, bug fixes, an introduction to an in-depth series titled "The Road to 3.0," and more news round out episode 5 of This Week in MeteorJS. Hosts this week were Meteor Community Ambassadors:Alim S. Gafar/@alimgafarJan Dvorak/@StorytellerCZJan Küster/@jankapunkt We livestream on Fridays at 09:30 EDT from bit.ly/mjs-community CONTENT LINKS To access the links to the content in this program, see the description below the episode video at https://bit.ly/MeteorJS-Dispatches05

Episode Description

This week, StorytellerCZ is off the road, Alim has Covid-19, and Küster is back! BunJS is back in the oven but the Internet is wondering if its performance is too good to be true. Is it too soon to expect that this "drop-in NodeJS replacement" will have a future in MeteorJS? StorytellerCZ has a ... story to tell. (Okay, that was awful.) Hacktober is upon us and OSS projects everywhere are looking for new contributors and collaborators. If you've always wanted to try contributing to an OSS project but didn't know how, Küster gives the highlights - and an open invitation to work on some existing projects. Current developments on the latest MeteorJS 3.0 release, bug fixes, an introduction to an in-depth series titled "The Road to 3.0," and more news round out episode 5 of This Week in MeteorJS.

Hosts this week were Meteor Community Ambassadors:
Alim S. Gafar/@alimgafar
Jan Dvorak/@StorytellerCZ
Jan Küster/@jankapunkt

We livestream on Fridays at 09:30 EDT from bit.ly/mjs-community CONTENT LINKS

To access the links to the content in this program, see the description below the episode video at https://bit.ly/MeteorJS-Dispatches05

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