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By Slavina Stefanova, Wikimedia Cloud Services The mwsql library is the latest addition to MediaWiki-utilities, a collection of lightweight Python tools for extracting and processing MediaWiki data. It provides a simple interface for downloading, inspecting, and transforming SQL…
By Yiannis Giannelos and the Content Transform Team As part of our mission to provide free access to knowledge, we provide our community with infrastructure to enhance Wikipedia projects content with cartography. Our Maps technological…
By Kunal Mehta In the UseModWiki days, Wikipedia page titles were “CamelCase” and automatically linked (see CamelCase and Wikipedia). MediaWiki on the other hand uses the famous [[bracketed links]], aka “free links”. For most uses, page titles are…
Are you planning to attend the Wikimedia Hackathon from May 20-22 next month? We hope so! The main event will be held online. Host a session The call for sessions is now open on the…
What is a Wikimedia Hackathon? A Wikimedia Hackathon is a space for the technical community to come together and work together on technical projects, learn from each other, and make new friends. When is the…
By Arturo Borrero González, Site Reliability Engineer, Wikimedia Cloud Services Team This post continues the discussion of Toolforge updates as described in a previous post. Every non-trivial task performed in Toolforge (like executing a script…
By Arturo Borrero González, Site Reliability Engineer, Wikimedia Cloud Services Team As discussed in the previous post, one of the most important and successful services provided by the Wikimedia Cloud Services team at the Wikimedia…
By Arturo Borrero González, Site Reliability Engineer, Wikimedia Cloud Services Team One of the most important and successful products provided by the Wikimedia Cloud Services team at the Wikimedia Foundation is Toolforge, a hosting service…
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