Articles on meteor
NewsBits: MySQL's Query Cache going for good
NewsBits is Compose's roundup of the past week's database and developer news: MySQL to be purged of the Query Cache in 8.0 HD…
Meteor 1.4, MongoDB and Compose - Ready to Oplog
With a switch to newer MongoDB drivers and other low level improvements, the new Meteor 1.4 works much better with Compose's…
Making the Most of Compose – Differential
It can be hard to visualize exactly how a new closet or shelving system would fit into your living quarters, which is why Org…
Compose's Little Bit's #35 - Scylla, Meteor and RethinkDB, PostgreSQL, ECMAScript 2016, Git 2.9, Go and more
Scylla goes for monthly updates, using Meteor and RethinkDB, versioning and PostgreSQL, ES7 (ECMAScript 2016) is approved, Gi…
Making the Most of Compose – C2G Consulting
This is an article in our ongoing series on how Compose customers are building apps with multiple persistent data stores. C2G…
Introducing Meteor Toys 3, Because Toys Make Life Better
Today we turned over the reins to Max Savin, the creator of Meteor Toys and Aqua. To further help you with your journey of bu…
Connecting to the Oplog on the new MongoDB
In our previous article on the new MongoDB at Compose, we looked at connecting to the new MongoDB deployments and picked out…
Meteor's new Galaxy and the perfectly Composed companion
The people behind Meteor, the JavaScript-based platform for real-time responsive applications, have just announced Galaxy, a…
Meteor, SQL & Other Databases
Since its inception, the Meteor platform has been built around using MongoDB as its core database which is great for us at Co…
Meteor Now Works with Latest MongoDB
The developers at Meteor have just released Meteor 1.0.4. This release is great news for any Compose and Meteor users who've…
Meetup with RethinkDB, Meteor & Compose
TL;DR: RethinkDB, Compose and Meteor are hosting a meetup at Compose HQ on November 12 at 6pm. How can we communicate how mu…
Meteor & Compose: a Beginner’s Guide to Using Them Together
For International Meteor Day, marking the JavaScript framework/platform reaching version 1.0, we are going to show you how t…
Congratulations to Meteor on Reaching Version 1.0
As the Meteor framework developers celebrate reaching version 1.0, after quite a few years of development, with their Intern…
Meteor, the Oplog & Elastic Deployments
In the previous two posts in this series we looked at what the oplog is and how you can access it elegantly. However, to get…