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Re:Meteor dropped the ball with Galaxy
on Saturday October 10, 2015 @09:05PM (#10367620)
I think maybe not so much, reading the original blog post announcing Galaxy:
"What about a free option? We've always offered free hosting to every Meteor developer through our meteor deploy feature. It's never going away. Now that we've had a chance to shake out key parts of Galaxy's technology stack with large production apps, we're ready to transition that free meteor deploy service to Galaxy. We've already started on that work, so that every developer can use Galaxy free of charge for simple apps, or purchase smaller plans for projects that aren't a fit for a full commercial plan."