
The 8th SUMO sprint
Last Tuesday we finished the 8th SUMO sprint of this year. I’s been a short sprint, because for half of it Mozilla web developers met for a work week in … Read more
Last Tuesday we finished the 8th SUMO sprint of this year. I’s been a short sprint, because for half of it Mozilla web developers met for a work week in … Read more
This is a quick update on what we are currently working on in the 4th SUMO sprint of this year, the results of this sprint will go live between February … Read more
Hello everyone, Starting today we will be beta testing the new groups and private messaging features of Kitsune. We want to start with a small number of people for now, … Read more
Two weeks ago, we released SUMO 2.4, completing a year-long project to replace the SUMO platform! SUMO 2.4 moved the last bits of functionality into Kitsune, our Django-based platform. These … Read more
In my last post I wrote about the process of creating our new Knowledge Base but that did not answer the question of how the new KB will improve the … Read more
On Wednesday this week, we migrated the discussion forums on support.mozilla.com to our new platform. The forums we moved over are Contributors Off Topic Knowledge Base Articles We did not … Read more
The rewrite of the Firefox Support Forums is well underway. Chris Howse, UX designer for the Mozilla websites, has been working over the last couple weeks on making high-fidelity mockups … Read more
Now that we’ve decided to develop a new platform for SUMO, let’s look at how it’ll be developed and how the transition will take place. Since SUMO consists of many … Read more
Last month, we blogged about the upcoming SUMO platform that will make SUMO much more enjoyable to use for users, contributors, and developers. Of course, SUMO 2.0 (codenamed Kitsune) can’t … Read more