Why did everyone stop using Meteor.js? If you used Meteor…
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Why did everyone stop using Meteor.js?
If you used Meteor at some point — for a side project, a startup, at work — and moved on, I’d love to hear the actual breaking point. Not the meme version. The real one.
A few things I’m specifically curious about:
\- Was it a technical limit you hit (scaling pubs/sub, MongoDB lock-in, bundle size, build times)?
\- Was it ecosystem fatigue — Atmosphere vs npm, fewer packages, slow releases?
\- Was it hiring/team friction — nobody knew it, onboarding pain, perceived resume risk?
\- Or honestly just vibes — the JS center of gravity moved and you followed it?
#dev #js #technology #programming
If you used Meteor at some point — for a side project, a startup, at work — and moved on, I’d love to hear the actual breaking point. Not the meme version. The real one.
A few things I’m specifically curious about:
\- Was it a technical limit you hit (scaling pubs/sub, MongoDB lock-in, bundle size, build times)?
\- Was it ecosystem fatigue — Atmosphere vs npm, fewer packages, slow releases?
\- Was it hiring/team friction — nobody knew it, onboarding pain, perceived resume risk?
\- Or honestly just vibes — the JS center of gravity moved and you followed it?
#dev #js #technology #programming
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