In addition to the in-person demos at the RFC Editor and Tools Team
desks this week, a snapshot of the work in progress for the new RFC
Editor website is available for browsing at https://www-beta.rfc-editor.org.
If you have feedback, please send it to [email protected], open an
issue at https://github.com/ietf-tools/red-beta/issues or come talk to
us at the desks.
A couple of things to keep in mind while looking through this snapshot:
It is taking data from a development instance of the datatracker, which
is serving as a temporary stand-in for the data that will come from the
new RPC database under development. That instance's data is not being
updated during the week, so any RFCs published during the week will not
appear there.
The datatracker has slightly different author information than the
authoritative RPC database, so you will see differences with author
names. This will be resolved - the datatracker and the RPC database will
have the same data about authors - before this new website goes into
production.
This demo does not cover views of the queue or the errata system. Those
will be coming in the next several weeks.
You will need to be logged to the datatracker to view the demo site. The
production website will not have this requirement.
The demo will be taken down at the end of IETF 124. Future versions of
it are likely before we reach the production deployment, which is
expected before IETF 125.
RjS
On 10/15/25 1:22 PM, Robert Sparks wrote:
Please come by the RFC Editor and Tools Team desks during IETF 124. We
will have a preview of the rfc-editor.org website that is under
development available for demonstration.
Today's blog post at
https://www.ietf.org/blog/rfc-editor-website-update/ has more about
the upcoming website.
RjS
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