Can we please have a tag, sub-category, or index for the dev announcements?
I think they are valuable enough so we can find/track them easily.
I wanted to search them several times, and it’s not super convenient. It would be helpful to remove some noise and track them properly!
I made a list of…
.. previous announcements.
March 2025
Moving to JS native class syntax in themes and plugins
Change to how lists of tags are separated
Removing support for "template overrides" and mobile-specific templates
February 2025
Introducing a 'js' tab for local themes
January 2025
Introducing Discourse developer toolbar
December 2024
Upcoming topic-list changes - how to prepare themes and plugins
Upcoming post menu changes - How to prepare themes and plugins
November 2024
Resolving the `this-property-fallback` deprecation
September 2024
Discourse core is switching to pnpm for JS package management
March 2024
Upcoming Header Changes - Preparing Themes and Plugins
October 2023
November 2023 - refactoring Discovery routes: how will it affect my theme/plugin?
January 2023
New on Crowdin - Translators can work on stable and latest version
January 2021
Plugin stylesheets must use CSS custom properties for colors
May 2021
.gitignore changes in Discourse core
April 2020
Automatically adding theme scripts to CSP
Solving "zsh: no matches found" error when running rake task
January 2020
Switching from Transifex to Crowdin
Changes to the user card data source
September 2019
Upgrading Discourse to Zeitwerk
Upgrading Discourse to Rails 6
August 2019
Defer loading JavaScript in Themes and Components
April 2019
New iOS mobile app beta available for testing
How does post tracking work in Discourse
February 2019
Ruby 2.6.1 will speed Discourse up!
After that, it’s more dev conversations rather than actual announcements.
PSA type announcements that are shared in other categories? I know we have