If you’re a SUMO contributor, there are two acronyms you will start to hear more often from us developers: MTTD and MTTR. They mean “mean time to detect” and “mean time to resolve,” respectively, and they refer to how long it takes to detect an issue in production, and how long it takes to resolve...
Read more →A little while ago, I said that I thought we got a B in Q1, but we could move up to an A with a little more work. (This is my favorite grading system: everyone starts at 0 and works up.) Well, we landed two things: Initial JavaScript tests. (And for showfor.) Stuck a...
Read more →Been a busy week! Helped run down an issue with our ads on Reddit. Updated django-multidb-router. Learned a little about ContextDecorator and how to do that in Python 2.6. Shipped SUMO 2.6.1. Wrapped up SUMO 2.6.2, ready to go this weekend. Rolling through activity logs in SUMO 2.7. Building models. Reviewing code. Did some...
Read more →At the end of 2010, I issued a challenge to my team: deploy support.mozilla.com continuously by the end of 2011. So, as we move into the last part of Q1, how are we doing, and what’s next? So Far This quarter we’ve managed to completely break free from our old svn repository. All our...
Read more →Just this month, the SUMO development team completed our transition to our new platform, Kitsune. This small release represented the culmination of nearly a year of great work, and I couldn’t be prouder of the team. At first, as the end of the tunnel approached, and we weren’t sure what we’d be doing next,...
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