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== July 20th, 2020 ==
* '''RustConf 2020''' -- One month from today, on August 20th, we’d love to have you join us for [https://rustconf.com/ RustConf 2020]. This year marks the fifth annual RustConf and, as you’d expect, the 2020 edition will be an all on-line virtual event. Mozilla’s very own Nell Shamrell-Harrington will be the host for this year’s conference, which in addition to presentations and content will include community Discord rooms, digital breakouts and meetups, and some real-time polling to make it an interactive experience. All the pertinent details -- speakers, schedule, how to take part, and even some digital swag -- are available on the [https://rustconf.com/ conference web site].
* '''Firefox Voice Speaks''' -- We released v0.22 of Firefox Desktop, which introduces new text-to-speech capabilities. Now not only can you use your voice to interact with Firefox (“What’s the weather in Seattle?”) but Firefox can speak in response (“It’s raining.”). The update is on [https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-voice Github] and is also installable through the Firefox Voice [https://voice.mozilla.org/firefox-voice/ web page] (plus if you have Firefox Voice already installed it’ll be updating itself to 0.22 soon).
* '''Celebration Reminder''' -- We mentioned last week that this week we’d be celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of MDN this week. We’ll have more details and a recap next week, but did want to remind you to keep an eye on [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ MDN], our [https://hacks.mozilla.org/ Hacks blog], [https://mozilla.dev/ Mozilla Developer Portal], social media, and other relevant locations for activities commemorating the amazing history, community contributions, and impact of MDN.
== July 13th, 2020 ==
* '''Countdown to Fifteen''' - In July of 2005 a new resource for developers appeared on the Internet. Known as the “Mozilla Developer Center”, it combined a variety of previously shared documentation and some newly created content as part of a new community-based project focused on developer documentation and resources. That project has grown steadily in scope, contribution, and impact to the point where over fifteen million developers make use of it every month. This month what started out as Mozilla Developer Center, and which we know today as “MDN Web Docs”, celebrates its fifteenth anniversary. Stay tuned for further news of ideas we have for those celebrations, and if you’re so inclined, outfit yourself with celebratory regalia at our MDN Web Docs [https://shop.spreadshirt.com/mdn-store/mdn+15th+anniversary?idea=5f05defa1cbf3a5c9b973784 on-line store].
