Introducing the New and Improved Cookies package for Meteor.js
Meteor.js has long been celebrated for its seamless isomorphic development experience, where the same code can run on both the client and the server. Among the many challenges in building robust, real-world web applications is cookie management. The ostrio:cookies package has evolved over the years to become a bulletproof solution for handling cookies in Meteor applications. In this article, I'll explore the package's history, highlight its recent improvements, discuss common usage patterns, and demonstrate why it's an indispensable tool in a Meteor developer's toolbox. Today this package is 10 years old and I'm happy to announce it 34th package release —

Meteor.js has long been celebrated for its seamless isomorphic development experience, where the same code can run on both the client and the server. Among the many challenges in building robust, real-world web applications is cookie management. The ostrio:cookies
package has evolved over the years to become a bulletproof solution for handling cookies in Meteor applications. In this article, I'll explore the package's history, highlight its recent improvements, discuss common usage patterns, and demonstrate why it's an indispensable tool in a Meteor developer's toolbox.
Today this package is 10 years old and I'm happy to announce it 34th package release —