Hi everyone, my name- is eric schroeder and I'm the product manager for the editor group and I'm very excited to share with you what we have in store for the 15.0 milestone as usual I'll link to our planning issue in the video description. So you can click through and see our milestone board everything we have planned for the release, but I'll highlight a few of the key themes for you today.

If you haven't heard already, we are in the early stages of a multi-milestone effort to completely revamp the web ide. So that's what I want to focus on. First, we have an opportunity to move away from the current architecture of the web id, which is the underlying editor. Is monaco an open source code editor and replace that with a entirely client-side, browser-based instance of vs code? So in doing so, we're going to get some performance improvements, stability and ux improvements, as well as set ourselves up for uh future enhancements that are gonna uh really mature.

The web editing experience so in 15.0 we're focused on getting that initial um package published and behind a feature flag, as well as creating a custom, commit flow and get modules for interacting with the file system. More on that in the coming milestones, and I can't wait to show off what we have in store there.

Moving on to the content editor in the currently in the wiki. But this is our wysiwyg markdown editor we've been working on a very large multi-milestone effort to preserve unchanged markdown, and this allows us to track changes across the document, as it goes round-trip from markdown to html back to markdown and we're continuing to work on that. But we also have a few usability improvements. Ux improvements on the docket for 15.0 to kind of clean up some of the interactions in the editor.

The first one is moving some of the more or less frequently used features in the toolbar into an overflow button to kind of free up some space, we're getting so much functionality that we can't fit it all on the screen at once, we're going to introduce the ability to control click or right click and bring up contextual menu options for editing images that have been inserted into the content, editor so being able to swap the image or delete that, as well as a similar custom.

Ui for editing, link, descriptions and titles independently of the toolbar um we're going to introduce a small improvement to how you select different node types, dragging across multiple types of nodes like heading list image paragraph and how you interact with that, as well as a quick action for copying code from code blocks to your clipboard, so that you can paste them into your editor.

On the wiki side, we are continuing our effort to migrate away from gollum the framework that we were using for the wiki to completely native giddily rpcs, and on pages, we're focused on fips compliance and security issues. So we'll continue to focus on that for 15.00, that's about all I have for today. I hope to see you back next month, thanks.