Weblate blog
New SSL certificates
Today, I've replaced server SSL certificates with new ones issues by GlobalSign. These should not suffer of same trust problems as CACert one used so far (especially after CACert root certificate being removed from Debian).
Going to FOSDEM
Same as in past year, I'm attending FOSDEM 2014. This is the best opportunity to meet with free software world in Europe and get in touch with people you know only from mailing lists.
Weblate 1.8
Weblate 1.8 has been released today. It comes with lot of improvements, especially in registration process where you can now use many third party services.
Weblate 1.8 is close
Thanks to great amount of changes I've been able do in Weblate during Hackweek, the 1.8 release is quite close.
Hackweek is over
10th hackweek is over and I think it has been again great chance to hack on something. This year we even had better food supplies so interruptions from hacking were even less frequent.
First day of Hackweek
First day of hackweek did not really go as planned. I had to spend too much time on tasks which I did not now I will have to do in advance.
Weblate 1.7
Weblate 1.7 has been released today. It comes with lot of improvements, especially in translation speed and many new features.
Call for Weblate translations
Weblate, a free web-based translation management system, of course also needs to be translated. Now it's right time to complete translation into your language before Weblate 1.7 will be released.
Weblate free hosting
The amount of projects using Hosted Weblate grows every month so it seems like there is quite interest in that. This growth will however bring some challenges in the future.
Roadmap for Weblate 1.7
Weblate 1.6 is already two weeks out without any regressions, so now it's time to think about features for 1.7.