[14:50:19] Question to the Front-End experts: what is the difference between `mw.msg()` and `$i18n()`? Both seem to return the translations contained in the i18n json files. [14:50:21] Thanks in advance :) [16:06:19] florent: my understanding is that $i18n() is the vue-y way to proxy to mw.msg() [16:10:13] where are those accessible? (I can't run them just by javascript console) [16:11:13] I think $i18n is mixed as an instance method to Vue components. [16:39:15] waldyrious our design team suggested that your watch the page https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Abstract_Wikipedia/Design . This'll be updated as opportunities to participate in user interviews and other design activities come up. [17:11:58] kindrobot: OK, thanks. Does it mean the call of the two methods are interchangeable? [17:35:17] While they are functionally the same, I think the pattern in to use $i18n in Vue components. Sticking to that will probably make future refactoring easier. [18:03:55] Thanks, kindrobot. I would suggest adding some text (maybe a section) to that page, inviting people to list themselves there if they're interested in participating in user testing or otherwise provide UX feedback. That way when such initiatives are planned, those people can be e.g. mentioned in the talk page, which would produce a notification across all Wikimedia wikis. That wou [18:03:56] ld be much more likely to be noticed than just adding the page to the watchlist, and would require very little effort :) [19:44:12] Thanks for that feedback. The design team fleshed out that page a bit more, including ways to contact the design team. I think quiddity is going to expand it more with your suggestion for a place to put your name to volunteer. [19:46:25] (Yup, I'll add a section by this time tomorrow. I'm just working out which kind of annotations we need to ask for/encourage (e.g. programming-experience level) to make the list as useful as possible. :-) ) [23:45:08] Awesome, looking forward to it!