Changelog

Those of you who've been following along on Twitch know we've been working towards open sourcing our podcast show notes so the community can help improve them. I'm happy to announce that THIS is now a thing!

Kevin Ball — panelist and frequent emcee of JS Party, and Tim Smith — Senior Producer here at Changelog were on location at O'Reilly's Fluent Conference and Velocity Conference for the past few days. Here's a sneak peek of our coverage!

Today, we are open-sourcing the code behind Changelog's infrastructure as is, and are giving you the opportunity to influence the way we continue investing our time.

I was perusing this popular VS Code feature request yesterday when I spotted a disturbing trend: more than a dozen comments containing nothing more than a +1

I'm excited to welcome Tim Smith as our newest team member and Senior Producer. Tim joins the team to help us take our podcasts and films to the next level. I've known Tim for many years (since 2012) and I'm truly excited to have him on our team to help us continue to grow and produce some really awesome content. Please take a moment to hop in Slack and say hi to Tim or send a tweet his direction.

If you haven't been to changelog.com in awhile, check it out. We rejiggered our publishing flow so we're now delivering news to the homepage as we write it. And we're open for submissions.

Join us at OSCON in Austin, TX. We have free passes!

We've been working hard on improving your experience on Changelog.com. Here's what's new.

GopherCon is one of our favorite conferences. Check out our recap video!   Every year we head there with our cameras in hand to capture the heart and spirt of this awesome community. We make friends. We get some hugs. And we have a ton of fun. If you haven't registered yet, what are you waiting for? We'll see ya there.

If you want to dramatically increase your programming skills you need to be reading other people’s code.

What many people fail to realize — and what I’ll emphasize in this post — is that the compromises we often make when optimizing for development speed can actually slow us down.

We're excited to announce that we've partnered with our friends at Hacker Paradise to offer two open source fellowships for their upcoming trips. Spend a month in South America working on open source — expenses paid!

We actively chose Turbolinks, installed it, and integrated it in to our application. I think that makes us pretty unique.

We're excited to be at All Things Open this year in partnership with the organizers of the conference as well as Opensource.com to produce a series of podcasts around this great community.

This morning we open sourced the code that powers Changelog.com!