The QnA has been renamed to 'Discussions'. This is a small change to put emphasis on discussions than just 'questions' and 'answers'.

The format of the url now changes from /qna to /discuss.

We expect a lot of interesting discussions from fellow CEans.

This update adds blog to the CrazyEngineers feed, available on /blog. The CrazyEngineers Blog hosts long-form articles on various topics.

Several improvements and bug fixes have been added to the CrazyEngineers core.

This update adds the "Products" card to our feed. Our goal is to bring to you the latest and useful products that you can use to be awesome and be more productive. Scroll down a bit and you'll see "Top Products" card with product details.

This update adds the date information to each jobs card. You may now know which job is old. The jobs are automatically deleted 30 days after it's published on CE.

1. Fixed WhatsApp sharing links along with OG IMG for the coffee room
2. Fixed minor issue with views count on the show pages for each post type
3. Added performance boost to the site

This update brings a new content type to CrazyEngineers - and we're calling it the Coffee Room.

1. Coffee room currently supports images only.
2. Development and testing is currently in progress to add support for video content.
3. Fixed few SEO issues with the index pages

1. Fresh color scheme and layout
2. SEO optimizations and several bug-fixes
3. Mobile footer added, responsive layout

1. Fixed issue with the infinite scrolling that prevented old posts from loading. Turned out to be a small extra DIV in the HTML.
2. Fixed issue with the CE-Bulletin Subscriptions.
3. Minor improvements to sitewide search.

1. Infinite scrolling added to the main feed on CrazyEngineers. Now you can view all our old posts by scrolling infinitely.
2. We have added a 'CE Bulletin' subscription form in the main feed. If you wish to receive updates, simply enter your name and email; and we'll do the rest.

1. Fixed all the issues that caused our emails to land into spam folder for almost 70% of subscribers.
2. Heavily reduced the email list count to only have active subscribers. Our email open rate is at least 40% better than industry average now. We are aiming to have 80%+ email open rates for all newsletters or campaigns we send out.
3. Fixed errors with DKIM, SPF and DMARC records for CrazyEngineers.
4. Switched over to 'Mailcoach' as our newsletter software.
5. Minor security improvements across all servers performed.

1. Relaunched the Founders Circuit series which featured our exclusive interviews with entrepreneurs and startup owners.
2. We'll publish one interview to our front-page every day.
3. Fixed 'twitter:image` meta-data tag. If you share any of our news article, it will accompany with the image.

1. Updated all our domain DNS records to fix SPF, DMRAC and DKIM records for our main domain.
2. Fixed issues with email delivery that led to our messages getting delivered into SPAM folder for large number of users. If you are still facing this problem, please send an email to hello@crazyengineers.com and let us know. We need your help!
3. Adopted a new naming scheme for our changelog versions. We'll now name each version after a scientist! 👩‍🔬

1. Added structured data snippet to each of the news articles. This allows Google to understand and index our articles properly. Hopefully, you'll find our articles in Google news in coming days.
2. Added Google News Sitemap: Google News requires a special type of xml sitemap. This allows us to ping Google as soon as we've published a new story on our News.

1. Migrated our mailing infrastructure from Digital Ocean to AWS. DO is a great service. However most of their IP addresses are added to UCEPROTECTL3 spam list. This meant most of our emails landed in user's spam folder instead of inbox; for no fault of ours.
2. We now use a better email software to handle all our transactional mails and newsletters. We also have the capability to run Drip campaigns; which we think will be useful when we launch CrazyEngineers Memberships.

1. Moved CrazyEngineers server infrastructure to Amazon AWS 😎 . We were hosted on AWS few years ago, but decided move to Digital Ocean. Will discuss this later in our private chats.
2. Fixed security bugs.
3. Adjusted archived threads publishing times to morning, afternoon and late evening. Earlier these times were randomly picked by our system resulting into a bunch of archives getting published at the same time.