Very nice! BTW - here's an old video I did for Geode when we first open sourced it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0_zN4b5-4c&t=3s
-Greg ________________________________ From: Jinwoo Hwang via dev <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 23, 2026 2:29 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: Jinwoo Hwang <[email protected]> Subject: Have you noticed something new on our Apache Geode website today? Hi Apache Geode dev community, Have you noticed something new on our website today? If you haven't stopped by yet, take a look: https://geode.apache.org/ That's right, our brand-new Apache Geode website is officially live! This has been months of work, and I want to start with a huge thank you to Patrick and Bryan, along with everyone else who reviewed, tested, gave feedback, and pitched in along the way. Modernizing a project site is rarely glamorous work, but it matters a lot: our website is often the very first impression people get of Apache Geode. Thanks to you, that first impression is now fresh, clean, and welcoming. A few things worth checking out: - A modern site rebuilt on Docusaurus that's easier to navigate and easier for all of us to maintain - A clear overview of Geode's key capabilities: replication and partitioning, persistence, transactions, multi-cluster WAN replication, security, management with gfsh and Pulse, and more - Docs for Geode, Geode Native (C++), and Geode Native (.NET), all in one place - A Blog section, giving us a home for release news, deep dives, and community stories - Quick paths to Downloads, the Community page, JIRA, and the Wiki This launch is a milestone, but it's also a starting point. A website only stays alive when the community keeps it growing, so I'd love for everyone to get involved: - Take a tour and share your feedback here on dev@ - Spot a typo, broken link, or outdated page? Open a JIRA ticket or send a PR - Have a story, tutorial, or use case to share? Consider writing a blog post - Help spread the word with colleagues and on social media Contributions of every size matter, and this is a great on-ramp for new contributors too. Once again, congratulations and thank you to Patrick, Bryan, and everyone who made this happen. It's a proud moment for the project and a great reminder of what our community can do together. Here's to the next chapter of Apache Geode! Best regards, Jinwoo Hwang (he/him/his) Apache Geode / SAS® Research and Development http://JinwooHwang.com<http://jinwoohwang.com/>
