That's right! We threw the switch!
As of about 10:30 am, we have switched from the MindTouch-based wiki to our new Kuma platform wiki for the Mozilla Developer Network.
Huge thanks to our dev, QA & IT teams: Luke Crouch, Les Orchard, James Bennett, David Walsh, Craig Cook, Raymond Etornam Agbeame, Jake Maul, James Socol, Stephen Donner - words cannot even begin describe how awesome you guys are. You've been tireless in making this thing happen, and happen well. Plus, you delivered one of the most flawless launches I've ever experienced. Kudos. Now go take a breather, you deserve it.
And...another huge thank you to the entire MDN docs team (especially Sheppy, Jean-Yves Perrier, John Karahalis, & Jay Patel) and community (you know who you are) for the feedback, testing, bug filing, template fixes & enthusiastic & vocal support you've provided for kuma. We will keep on making it better!
A few notes:
*There are likely to still be some rough edges on the wiki, and it might be missing functionality you've been asking for - we have a big list of fixes and improvements we are planning to make in the weeks and months ahead. We will be reaching out to everyoen in the community to help prioritize improvement requests and keep making MDN even better for you.
* Please use the big "Report a bug" button at the top-right corner of the window any time you have a problem, concern, see something that looks wrong, or have an idea for a brilliant way to improve the system.
*We have updated documentation for using the wiki, as well as an updated Editor guide & guide to the new template scripting (Kumascript)
* l10n features, in particular, are much improved. We hope you enjoy and use them!
This is a huge milestone for MDN and the culmination of several years of planning and development work. We're all very excited and hope everyone who uses MDN will enjoy the new platform features and performance improvements.
ali & the MDN team
ali spivak
MDN Product Manager, Mozilla
408-859-8260
asp...@mozilla.com