We plan and ship in monthly cycles. Each cycle is named for a cultural, literary or scientific pioneer whose story connects to the work we're doing.
Sir Timothy Berners-Lee (also known as TimBL and born in June of 1955) is an English computer scientist who is best known for inventing the world wide web and implementing the first successful communication between a HTTP client and server.
On May 3rd 1978, Gary Thuerk became the father of email marketing by sending bulk email to everyone on the ARPANET, immediately elicited wrath from basically everyone. His goal was to advertise the DECSYSTEM-20 computer.
Machine accounts, reimagined documentation, and fine grained permissions are the star of this show. Named after Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the National Farm Workers Association
Desktop apps for MacOS, Windows and Linux alongside a fresh AI Edge experience. 54 years ago, John Blankenbaker released what is regarded as the world’s first desktop computer: the Kenbak-1.
The first release of 2026 is a forward-looking milestone that honors Mary Elizabeth Anderson. Born in February of 1866, she invented the windshield wiper after a trip to NYC during a snowstorm.