Friday, September 3, 2021

Read the Docs: Read the Docs newsletter - September 2021

Welcome to the latest edition of our monthly newsletter, where we share the most relevant updates around Read the Docs, offer a summary of new features we shipped during the previous month, and share what we’ll be focusing on in the near future.

Company highlights

New features

Thanks to our external contributors Mozi, Maksudul Haque, Stefano Costa, and Christian Clauss.

You can always see the latest changes to our platforms in our Read the Docs Changelog.

Upcoming features

  • Ana will continue researching tools for conducting automated testing on our Sphinx theme, review pull requests corresponding to the 1.1 milestone, and make some small styling improvements to our documentation.
  • Anthony will work with Ana on testing our Sphinx theme, in addition to resuming work on our new user interface and doing some financial updates.
  • Eric will keep pushing updates on our Commercial landing page and continue working on our sales processes. He’s also working to continue building EthicalAds as well.
  • Juan Luis will continue working on our Read the Docs tutorial, improving our onboarding experience, and put our email marketing and on-site notifications to work.
  • Manuel will finish the work on our new Docker images and build process, and keep designing our upcoming GitHub Application.
  • Santos will implement a new Slack integration, work with Manuel on the GitHub Application, and build a user interface for audit tracking.

Possible issues

We have been making changes to how we store cookies to make our site more secure. This has caused some minor issues in certain web browsers or to users that were embedding private documentation pages inside an iframe.


Considering using Read the Docs for your next Sphinx or MkDocs project? Check out our documentation to get started!



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