🕑 1 hour 8 minutes

Clément Flipo is the co-founder, along with Pierre Boutet, of the DIY tutorial site Wikifab and the MediaWiki hosting/consulting company Dokit. He lives in Paris.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• Recommerce
• Wikifab
  • Turn signal biking jacket tutorial
• Low-Tech Lab Wiki
• Behance
• Dokit
• VEForAll MediaWiki extension
  • VEForPageForm MediaWiki extension
• ImageAnnotator MediaWiki extension

🕑 25 minutes

Interesting clips from five previous episodes! Airy Magnien recounts how an ontology could have prevented a misunderstanding, Bryan Davis makes the case for librarization, Yotam HaCohen recalls impressing a government agency, Lucas Billett talks about how managing his Friends library got him on the path toward enterprise integration, Derk-Jan Hartman explains how a weekend project turned into a four-year-long effort, and more.

🕑 53 minutes

Felipe Schenone (also known as Sophivorus) is a freelance MediaWiki developer and consultant based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• Sophivorus.com
• ProveIt gadget
• Wikidebate project on Wikiversity
• DebateTree extension
• Wikiversity
• Isaac Asimov on the future of education (from a 1988 interview with Bill Moyers)
• "The Fun They Had" (1951 Isaac Asimov short story)
• WikipediaExtracts extension
• Wikiar (Wiki Argentina)
• Poncho skin
• Metadata extension
• TimeMachine extension
• WikiProject WikiWidgets
• "Juego de la vida" article on Spanish-language Wikipedia (uses the "Vivarium" WikiWidget)
• "Asimov's Prophecy" short essay

🕑 53 minutes

Olga Vasileva is a product manager in the Readers Web Team of the Wikimedia Foundation.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• Readers Web team
  • Reading/Readers (??) Web team
  • Current and past team projects
• "Technology for growth: The future of mobile editing" Wikimania presentation slides
• Advanced Mode project page
• MobileFrontend extension
• Minerva Neue/Minerva skin
• "Improving the Wikipedia desktop experience" Wikimania presentation slides
• Desktop improvements project page
  • Talk page for feedback on desktop improvements
• "Dwelling on Wikipedia: Investigating time spent by global encyclopedia readers" Wikimania presentation
• Noisage podcast

🕑 1 hour 9 minutes

Derk-Jan Hartman is a volunteer MediaWiki developer in the Netherlands. He has been doing core MediaWiki development since 2010.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• User:TheDJ on mediawiki.org
• VLC Media Player
• TimedMediaHandler MediaWiki extension
  • TimedMediaHandler/VideoJS Player
• Common.js page on English-language Wikipedia
• "Dwelling on Wikipedia" Wikimania 2019 talk
• "Characterizing Reader Behavior on Wikipedia" Wikimania 2019 talk

🕑 1 hour 16 minutes

Lucas Billett is a capital project manager at the company Ingredion. He has been using MediaWiki at his job since 2009.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• Ingredion Wikipedia article
• "KMS in Industry" slideshow by Lucas
• W. Edwards Deming Wikipedia article
• Adam Smith Wikipedia article
• Adam Smith on Wikiquote (see first quote)
• Mermaid.js

🕑 6 minutes

Yotam and I talk briefly in Hebrew. No tech stuff, no politics, just some chit-chat.

🕑 1 hour 7 minutes

Yotam HaCohen is the co-founder and head of the consulting companies DoAlogue and OpenFox.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• OpenFox homepage (in Hebrew)
• DoAlogue homepage (in Hebrew)
• DoAlogue wiki (in Hebrew)
• Fennec (in Hebrew)
• The Hedgehog and the Fox Wikipedia article

🕑 19 minutes

Highlights from five recent episodes! John Lewis describes the custom software powering the wiki farm Miraheze, Lex Sulzer breaks down how he can create a working system for clients in a few hours, Andre Klapper explains the recent redesign of the MediaWiki homepage, Alex Tanchoco recounts how their wiki went from a text store to a database, and Derick Alangi talks about how he got started as a MediaWiki developer.

🕑 1 hour 10 minutes

Bryan Davis is a principal software engineer at the Wikimedia Foundation, where he heads up the Cloud Services team, and is also part of the Developer Advocacy team; both teams are part of the Technical Engagement group.

Links for some of the topics discussed:

• Bryan Davis homepage
• Bryan Davis MediaWiki user page
• Wikimedia Cloud Services team
• Library infrastructure for MediaWiki ("librarization" project)
• Upstream projects
• Structured logging (PSR-3 project)
• Wikimedia Technology Goals
• "Build Technical Community" goal
• Wikimedia Technical Spaces Code of Conduct
• Moving Parsoid into Core