This Week in Glean (TWiG)

“This Week in Glean” is a series of blog posts that the Glean Team at Mozilla is using to try to communicate better about our work. They could be release notes, documentation, hopes, dreams, or whatever: so long as it is inspired by Glean.

Blog posts

2019-10-17: Glean on Desktop (Project FOG)
2019-10-24: A Release
2019-11-01: A detective story
2019-11-08: Instrumenting Android Crashes with Glean
2019-11-19: GeckoView + Glean = Fenix performance metrics
2019-11-21: What is the Glean logo about?
2019-11-22: Glean in Private
2019-11-29: Differences
2019-12-06: Migrations
2020-01-10: Glossary
2020-02-03: Cargo features - an investigation
2020-02-14: Extending Glean: build re-usable types for new use-cases
2020-02-21: A Distributed Team Echoes Distributed Workflow
2020-02-28: mozregression telemetry (part 1)
2020-03-09: Metric lifetimes
2020-03-13: Adding support for GLAM on Glean
2020-03-25: Comparing Apples to Oranges
2020-04-15: How Much Does That Data Cost
2020-04-27: Glean for Python on Windows
2020-05-04: Bytes in Memory (on Android)
2020-05-08: mozregression telemetry (part 2)
2020-05-26: How does the Glean SDK send gzipped pings
2020-06-03: The Glean SDK and iOS Application Extensions, or a Tale of Two Sandboxes
2020-06-12: Project FOG Update, end of H12020
2020-07-16: Mozilla Telemetry in 2020: From “Just Firefox” to a “Galaxy of Data”
2020-07-24: Automated end-to-end tests for Glean
2020-08-06: Experimental integration Glean with Unity applications
2020-09-01: Leveraging Rust to build cross-platform mobile libraries
2020-09-25: glean-core to Wasm experiment
2020-10-06: FOG Progress report
2020-10-21: Cross-Platform Language Binding Generation with Rust and “uniffi”
2020-11-02: Glean.js
2020-11-19: Fantastic Facts and Where To Find Them
2020-12-01: Glean is Frictionless Data Collection
2020-12-18: Glean in 2021
2021-01-15: Proposals for Asynchronous Design
2021-01-28: The Glean Dictionary
2021-02-24: Boring Monitoring