So, as I said previously, after one year of development, the WikiJourney
app, made in order to promote free tourism, is out!
Okay, it's still a little bit buggy, but that's why we need it tested
over different devices...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wikijourney.wikijourney
News article: http://www.bbc.com/news/business-34715962
I hear about Humanitarian OSM with some frequency. And when the ebola scare
was in full swing, Wikipedians (including those in WikiProject Medicine)
were working to get accurate information published about the disease in
multiple languages. I
Hello Everyone,
Hope you are enjoying the approach of the end of the year. In the last 3
months the reading team has worked on a process for open strategy planning
[0], in order to define priorities, and align tests and products that the
team works on, with broader movement goals.
Given the stra
Hi Paul,
Awesome job! I'll install it later and try it out!
because we just suceeded in integrating OAuth (which is quite a
success, because OAuth implementation was a nightmare...).
Do you have a blog post or page where you've detailed the process and what
was so bad about it? If not,
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 12:50 PM, Volker Eckl wrote:
> Google will give an introduction on AMP at SFHTML5 Meetup on 23 Oct:
> http://www.meetup.com/de/sfhtml5/events/219966898/
>
> I'm in.
>
FWIW, Google appears to be serious about this:
http://searchengineland.com/google-amp-coming-rank-fast-23
Thanks, Luis!
A search for Barack Obama surfaces a news carousel of AMPed articles that
push us down significantly (see link below on a mobile device).
Greater web speeds on mobile overall are a good thing for internet users
and put pressure on us to move fast or be punished. Since I know nothin
Luis Villa, 09/12/2015 21:41:
FWIW, Google appears to be serious about this:
http://searchengineland.com/google-amp-coming-rank-fast-238046
How does that different from their long-standing habit of sending Google
search mobile users to Google caches or other stripped down versions of
websites
The Android team[0] is happy to announce a new Wikipedia Android app
beta release, v2.1.136-beta-2015-12-09[1]. This update fixes a few
crashes and bugs[2] found in the previous Beta and Production versions
of the app, with the goal of making the app as stable as possible, in
time for the holiday s
Excellent, Paul!
- thanks for the link - I'll try the beta app and give feedback
- as far as Gather goes, we will be starting to implement it in the
Android app starting in January, so hopefully lessons learned there will
apply to you as well (and vice verse)
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 5
Just wondering, is there a connection between WikiJourney and WikiVoyage?
(If nothing else, the similarities in names make me wonder if a trademark
review is needed)
Cheers,
Pine
On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 4:48 PM, Jon Katz wrote:
> Excellent, Paul!
>
>- thanks for the link - I'll try the beta
That would be interesting. I'm not sure who to ask about this. Oliver,
perhaps you know, is it possible for WMF to publicize article pageviews by
country on a weekly basis?
I believe that there's also work happening on getting an approximate number
of unique users per country. Will there be per-co
Hi Moushira,
Thank you for these updates. It's great to see a team pushing out their
goals for the next quarter for public review.
Two questions:
1. How are budgets / resourcing aligned with the tasks shown here?
2. Are there also improvements planned for mobile web and mobile app
*editing* for
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