These Weeks In Servo 34

2015-09-21 What's up with Servo for the weeks of 28 May 2015 - 10 Oct 2015

It’s been a long time! In the 16 weeks since the last “This Week in Servo,” we have:

Moved from Critic to Reviewable for our code reviews
Welcomed Ms2ger as a full-time member of the Servo team, working remotely from Belgium
Welcomed Anthony Ramine and Corey Farwell as reviewers.
Upgraded to a modern version of our JavaScript engine, Spidermonkey via some amazing work by Michael Wu
Attended an all-Mozilla workweek in Whistler, BC, with Servo training, and meetings on graphics, networking, FFOS, houdini, and houdini again
Landed 1032 non-merge commits (around 65 per week)!
A Mozilla+Samsung presentation on Servo at LinuxCon Japan
A blog post by Nicholas Nethercote about our profiling code
Patrick added interprocess communication via ipc-channel
Sean landed support for HTTP connection pooling
Sam made our networking code testable and added HSTS support
Michael added a test harness to run Dromaeo on Servo painlessly and automatically extract results
We have been tweeting more information via ServoDev, complete with an awesome but totally unofficial logo

Progress is amazing, and we apologize for the hiatus in this post!

Wow - 64 new contributors (4 per week)!

Github, looking nearly pixel-perfect!

All of the minutes of the (many!) missed meetings are available here.