MDN Changelog 2018

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A new year is a good time to make changes, so the Kuma Report is becoming the MDN Changelog. This reflects the fact that Kuma is no longer the center of development on MDN. We’re well into a phase where the MDN data will will get more attention than the platform that stores it. Initiatives like the browser-compat-data project will be where most of the interesting stuff for MDN users happens this year.

Another change is that I’ll post new MDN Changelogs to this thread for the year. There’s not enough discussion to deserve a new thread every time.

January 2018

Here’s what happened in January to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for February:

Read the full report on the MozMEAO Blog

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February 2018

Here’s what happened in February to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for March:

Read the full report on the MozMEAO Blog

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#4

Here’s what happened in March to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for April:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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April 2018

Here’s what happened in April to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for May:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#6

A great read as always. Thanks, John! I always enjoy the look at what all
got done, because it’s so easy to forget just how much our dev team, and
our BCD and other project contributors, achieve every month!

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May 2018

Here’s what happened in May to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

We’ll continue this work in June.

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

#8

Here’s what happened in June to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for July:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#9

Thanks again, John. Another great month for MDN. Between the Django upgrade going so smoothly thanks to some top-notch advance work and the BCD project passing the 80% milestone, that’s amazing.

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#10

Here’s what happened in July to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for August:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#11

Here’s what happened in August to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for September:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#12

Another spectacular month of action. Nice job to everyone!

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#13

Here’s what happened in September to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for October:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#14

Here’s what happened in October to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for November:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#15

Here’s what happened in November to the code, data, and tools that support MDN Web Docs:

Here’s the plan for December:

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog.

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#16

December’s MDN changelog is a year-in-review, as well as the pull request highlights and PRs from new contributors. Or, you can read the highlights in this Discourse thread :wink:

For January, we’re shipping a major refactor of KumaScript.

Read the full report on the Hacks Blog, and see you in the new thread in 2019!

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