Join The Galaxy Crew Writers - Pioneer Cohort

The Galaxy Crew Writers is a paid content creation program for developers who want to write about Meteor and Galaxy.

We're assembling our Pioneer Cohort: the first explorers to chart the territories of the Galaxy ecosystem through words. As a pioneer, you'll be among the first to shape how developers discover, understand, and build with Meteor and Galaxy. You're not just writing articles; you're mapping the landscape for those who will follow.

As a Galaxy Crew Writer, you'll earn $60-100 per published article with a minimum of one article per month. You'll also receive an exclusive forum badge, access to private community areas, opportunities to appear on The Galaxy Crew Podcast, and the chance to build your portfolio while growing your developer brand.

The Pioneer Cohort is a 3-month journey. We'll provide monthly themes and writing guidelines, and you'll write articles focused on the Meteor framework and Galaxy platform.

Topics include Meteor deep dives (DDP, pub/sub, methods, architecture, performance), Galaxy platform guides (deployment, scaling, monitoring), tutorials, best practices, and real-world examples.

You don't need to be a Meteor expert or an experienced writer. We're looking for curious minds who are eager to explore, learn deeply, and share what they discover with the community.

Applications close soon, and we'll notify selected Pioneer Cohort members by February 15th. If you're selected, you'll receive an email with everything you need to get started: the first writing themes, access to our private forum and community badge, and details on how to submit your first article. We're excited to see who will be charting these territories with us.

What's your name?

Email address

Where are you located? (City, Country)

Share your online presence

Github

X

Personal website

How would you describe your current experience with web development?

A

Beginner (learning the basics)

B

Intermediate (built a few projects)

C

Advanced (professional experience)

D

Expert (deep technical knowledge)

Have you worked with JavaScript frameworks before? If yes, which ones?

Have you used Meteor before?

A

Never heard of it

B

Heard about it, never used it

C

Tried it briefly

D

Used it for a project or two

E

Use it regularly

Have you used Galaxy Cloud before?

A

No

B

No, but I know what it is

C

Yes, tried it

D

Yes, use it regularly

Have you written technical content before? (blog posts, documentation, tutorials, etc.)

A

No, never

B

No, but I want to start

C

Yes, a few pieces

D

Yes, regularly

If you've written before, share links to 1-3 examples

Explain, in your words: what is Galaxy?

What interests you most about writing for Galaxy Crew?

Learning Meteor in depth

Sharing knowledge with the community

Getting paid to write

Building my portfolio

Connecting with other developers

Contributing to open source ecosystem

Other

What type of articles would you be most excited to write?

Step-by-step tutorials

Deep technical explanations

Best practices & patterns

Comparisons (Meteor vs X)

Case studies & real examples

Beginner-friendly guides

Advanced optimization topics

Deployment & DevOps

Why do you want to write about Meteor and Galaxy specifically?

This is a 3-month program requiring at least 1 article per month. Can you commit to this?

A

Yes, I can commit

B

Maybe, depends on the timing

C

No, I cannot commit

How did you hear about the Galaxy Crew Writers program?

Twitter/X

Meteor Forums

Discord

Friend/colleague

Galaxy blog