Today is not just another last Friday of the month when you ask us your questions - today is the day of the system administrator! Well, that is, the professional holiday of the Atlanteans, on whose shoulders high-loaded systems, complex infrastructures, data center servers and small companies are kept. Therefore, we are waiting for questions, congratulations and urge everyone to go buy or order sweets and congratulate their harsh network cats!
In each such post, we post a list of changes that have occurred during the month. This time there is a changelog not only for Habr, but for all our projects.
Habr
Desktop Habr:
- Made the choice of post type and language on the post creation/edit page more obvious:
- On the page for creating a publication, a field has been added in which you can specify a link to an image that will be the cover when publishing a link on social networks. On Facebook and VKontakte, you can still choose between all images in a post. If the cover is not loaded and there are no images in the publication, then you can select the cover generated by Habr itself.
- Added hotkeys on the post creation page:
β CTRL/β+E: go to edit page from open post page
β CTRL/β + K: insert link;
β CTRL/β+B: highlight with bold;
β CTRL/β + I: italicize.β
- Improved search performance (for example, earlier when you query "solidity" in the search results, there were a lot of results with "solid"
- Now companies with the "Giant" tariff can write
- Simplify the appearanceΒ»
- We made the display of formulas in mobile Firefox (but this morning problems were found again in some publications, we are investigating)
Mobile Habr:
- Fixed display of sidebars
- Added tags on the post page
- Added news to the companies page
- Removed the paginator from the users page
- Fixed pagination on the lists of hubs and companies
- Fixed redirects for pages of hubs and companies that have changed alias
- Fixed invalid svg causing icons to not load in Firefox
- Fixed navigation through comments: clicking on the button leads to the very first new comment, then to the next one by scrolling down
- Added the ability to moderate comments from Read&Comment users
- Fixed scroll behavior when popups are open in iOS
- Fixed rating alignment in profile
- Fixed footer in mobile Firefox
- Prohibited native zoom to inputs
- Fixed comment stub
- Added analytics in the admin panel of company blogs
Done:
- We've improved the relevance of job searches to help you find what you're looking for faster.
- Simplified styles on the lists of applicants and vacancies to navigate faster.
- We introduced a daily limit on the number of new correspondence for those who do not have access to the resume database to make life difficult for those who like to send irrelevant messages and take advantage of our endless kindness.
- We created a service for automatic analytics on salaries - by specialization, programming language, region - which is not yet in a hidden mode for everyone.
- We have created a service for aggregating educational courses, which we will launch on August 1.
- We created our traditional semi-annual report on salaries in IT, which we will show to everyone next week.
In the process:
- Creation of a semi-annual report on the collected information on salaries for the first half of the year
To "Freelance" . Everything works simply - the money is debited from the customer before starting work to a special account with the financial partner and transferred to the contractor only after he completes the project. So the customer can be sure that he will receive the finished work, and the contractor - that the project will be paid.
All the details can be found on .
It's like tweeting a stone in the woods: nothing happened. More precisely, there were small fixes, but they are purely internal.
And yes, by the way. In the life of Habr, tough PR people and cute PR people play a huge role, they are the ones who force professionals to write to the corp. blogs are cool posts, don't keep the experience to yourself. July 28 is PR day. Karoch, for the right connections ... with the public. Traditionally, the publication ends with a list of company employees who can be asked questions:
- Chief Editor
- Head of the User Relations Department
- Technical Director
- manager of "Habr"
- Art Director
- Head of "Toaster" and "Freelance"
- System Administrator
- head of marketing
- head of customer service
Great weekend to everyone! Don't forget to pay for internet.
Only registered users can participate in the survey. , you are welcome.
[ Poll based on one of the comments ] Which version of the publication rating do you prefer: public (the rating is visible immediately) or closed (the rating is visible only after voting)?
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I like how it is now - when I immediately see the rating of a publication and, based on this, decide whether to read it or not.
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The rating must be closed - in order to assess the quality of a publication, it must first be read.
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Your choice (in the comments)
54 users voted. 3 users abstained.
Source: habr.com