We’re happy and proud to announce Open Web Docs, to support a community of technical writers around creation and long-term maintenance of web platform technology documentation that is open and inclusive for all. https://t.co/QqoXUADHc1

@Bloomberg @OpenWebDocs MDN Web Docs is every developer’s best friend, and keeping it accurate, comprehensive, and free takes work. That’s why @Bloomberg is proud to sponsor @OpenWebDocs – because investing in #documentation is investing in #innovation for all #opensource #JavaScript

(1/2) @Bloomberg is excited to be a Gold Sponsor of @OpenWebDocs, where we'll have the opportunity to help ensure that #documentation for web platform technologies remains comprehensive, updated, and freely available to all https://t.co/jwTda3nCEO #opensource #JavaScript

Thank you, @AirbnbEng, for starting a monthly financial contribution to Open Web Docs! We’re honored to be among the open-source projects that @Airbnb sponsors every month. https://t.co/cXmlDAWYoJ

Open Web Docs Impact and Transparency Report 2023 We're reflecting on our third year of ensuring the long-term health of web platform documentation https://t.co/pH5Zi48pQH

🎉 Announcing a new project in collaboration with @ascorbic, @unjsio, @CanadaHonk and Open Web Docs folks: runtime-compat allows you to easily visualize the compatibility of different APIs (including WinterCG) across different JavaScript runtimes! https://t.co/8Qp5DiUiEi

1. Improving FOSS Developer Tooling - conda-store - Haskell Cabal (@welltyped) - @openwebdocs 2. Securing FOSS Software Production - Rusty SBOMs 3. FOSS Infrastructure Documentation - @p5xjs Documentation Organization & Accessibility (2/2)

We're thrilled to announce the five FOSS teams selected for round 2 of STF's #ContributeBackChallenges! Let's meet the projects receiving a total of €858,560 for work in 3 areas. More details in the blogpost 👉 https://t.co/RIqmWLacpZ (1/2)

Thanks to everyone who sponsored Open Web Docs in 2023! We're looking forward to more in the New Year! https://t.co/biQoLzGKZd

The @sovtechfund invests in Open Web Docs and will support two @MozDevNet browser-compat-data (BCD) projects that address how BCD is updated, maintained, and accessed. Blog post:

.@OpenWebDocs https://t.co/doDhdTRTGn helps to maintain open web documentation & the tools that support this documentation. By documenting accurate compatibility data for web technologies, developers can more easily create sites that are compatible w/many different web browsers.

We're thrilled to announce the nine FOSS teams selected for the STF #ContributeBackChallenges! We received 70 applications from 20 countries, proposing 9.8m€ of work. Let's meet the projects who will receive a total of €1,363,600 for work in 3 areas:

#SecureWebForward CSP, CORS, SRI, strict mode... Web app #security is complicated. @floscholz explores a program that @OpenWebDocs could perhaps implement to enhance @MozDevNet documentation on security. https://t.co/rTdA0UMLLz (w/ slides+transcript) https://t.co/Jf6cvKlcv9

🚨 New post over on my blog 🚨 📘 What is Open Web Docs? ➡️ https://t.co/yTTDbhWpmG Pleas read if you use MDN and other web development tools on a regular basis. There's a lot to learn about how these resources get made, and who makes them.

Thank you for highlighting this and for @OpenWebDocs for their work on this. 🙌

The MDN team and our partners at @OpenWebDocs recently spent some time brainstorming in London. You can find more information in this blog post on the @Mozilla blog -

It was great fun and really productive at our meet-up with Mozilla’s @MozDevNet team in London in January! We're collaborating on a shared MDN roadmap and lots of interesting projects for MDN Web Docs in 2023, learn more in this blog post:

Impact report for Q3 2022 https://t.co/XVs3cUIjPf We were responsible for 63% of PR reviews and 11% of all PRs submitted to mdn/content. Also, with the help of more 20+ contributors and ~200 PRs, we updated most of the 16332 static examples on 6396 pages on MDN.

Documentation for `:has()`, the relational pseudo-class, has been updated. https://t.co/wLGfmQDbHT. Like :not(), :is(), and :where(), it accepts a forgiving selector list as a parameter. Like :not() and :where(), its specificity is the most specific selector in that list.

There is also the option to specify color spaces when working with ImageData now! See updated docs at https://t.co/I6VI8FKXQt and the ImageData() constructor.

Interested in learning CSS Cascade Layers? There's a tutorial for that! Just added to MDN is a new CSS cascade layer building block https://t.co/SwLmO4SLUZ (Written by @estellevw for @OpenWebDocs)