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Registration & Scholarship Application for Wikimedia Hackathon 2024 is Open!

You might have already heard the buzz: the Wikimedia Hackathon is gearing up for an incredible event in Tallinn, Estonia,…

We are thrilled to share the exciting news that the 2024 Wikimedia Hackathon is scheduled to unfold in the captivating…

The new “Excimer UI” option in WikimediaDebug generates flame graphs. What are flame graphs, and when do you need this?

Learn why we transitioned the MediaWiki platform to serve traffic from multiple data centers, and the challenges we faced along the way.

Announcing mwparserfromhtml, a new library that makes it easy to parse the HTML content of Wikipedia articles

Looking back at our ups and downs, including FOSDEM and Mobile Device Lab.

Looking back at our ups and downs. Joining the W3C, implementing Paint Timing in upstream WebKit, and researching perceived performance.

Looking back at our ups and downs. Including a literature review, multi-DC prep, and a new data center in Singapore.

Reduce Wikipedia’s time-to-logo Thanks to the new Preload web standard developed by the W3C WebPerf working group, we were able…

Looking back at our ups and downs. Including HTTP/2 deployment, metric collection improvements, and the begining of our journey to Thumbor.