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This month we completed the first draft of our admin documentation rewrite. Admin documentation is an important area for a self-hosted project. It helps new administrators install, configure, and manage their Funkwhale pod. Our existing documentation was in need of some tender loving care after a few years of service.
Speaking of contribution, we've been discussing [contribute.funkwhale.audio](https://contribute.funkwhale.audio) for a little while. Agate created this tool as a way for newcomers to find ways to help on based on available time and area of interest. While it's a neat idea, it doesn't see much use and many people aren't aware of its existence.
We always try to make contributing to Funkwhale easier. Thanks to [wvffle](https://dev.funkwhale.audio/wvffle), getting started with Funkwhale development is now easier than ever. You can now develop Funkwhale using [Gitpod](https://gitpod.io), a remote development solution. This tool connects to a Funkwhale development environment and editor in your browser. You can also connect it to a Visual Studio Code installation on your machine. This means you don't have to worry about cloning a repository to your machine 🎉
We're continuing our march towards Funkwhale 1.3.0. As part of this, we've opened up discussions about how to expand the Funkwhale API. Since we have frozen Funkwhale API, we aren't going to make any major changes to the current version. Instead, we're looking into creating a new major version which will coexist with v1. A new API version gives us plenty of room to improve on the Funkwhale API and add some cool new features. It's early days yet, but we'll share more information as we go!