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Project Updates 2014-12-29 ~1 min read
blog.servo.org
What's up with Servo for the week of 10 Dec - 16 Dec 2014 Posted 2014-12-15 This week, we merged 41 pull requests Notable additions Patrick implemented word-spacing, overflow-wrap/word-wrap, outline, letter-spacing, box-shadow, text-indent,...
Blog Posts 2014-12-22 ~1 min read
blog.servo.org
What's up with Servo for the period of 25 Nov - 9 Dec 2014 Posted 2014-12-09 (I couldn’t get to writing a post last week due to Mozlandia) In the last two weeks, we merged 61 pull requests. Matt and Cameron reached a hundred commits each! C...
Project Updates 2014-12-15 ~2 min read
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What's up with Servo for the week of 11 - 18 Nov 2014 Posted 2014-11-18 This week, we merged 23 pull requests Notable additions Clark, Glenn, and Jack landed a rust upgrade Josh’s single-line text input pull request finally merged! Google s...
Project Updates 2014-11-24 ~1 min read
blog.servo.org
What's up with Servo for the week of 5 - 11 Nov 2014 Posted 2014-11-11 This week, we landed 25 pull requests. This Week In Rust is back! If you haven’t already, you should check it out! Last week there were many talks on Servo. Lars gave a...
Project Updates 2014-11-17 ~2 min read
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What's up with Servo for the week of 28 Oct - 4 Nov 2014 Posted 2014-11-04 This week, we landed 31 pull requests. Patrick got our 7000th commit! Notable additions Clark fixed resize Clark and Patrick made a bunch of debugging changes Nchint...
Blog Posts 2014-11-10 ~1 min read
"The borrow checker breaks you down so that it can build you back up, stronger and more resilient than you once were. It also had me do all sorts of we..."

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