Production telemetry traces each deployment through the server stackWhat shipped
New
- Partners page. Meet the tools DevHunt runs on and the communities we work with — including IT Poznań Hub — on the new partners page, available in all four languages.
- Redesigned public company pages. Company profiles got a proper hero with an intro line, founded year, custom section headings, and titled gallery photos. Professional and Enterprise plans show the richest version.
- The DevHunt blog. Release notes and practical hiring guides now live here on the blog, localized in English, Ukrainian, German, and Polish.
Improved
- Smooth in-page scrolling. Anchor links now glide to their section instead of jumping — across the whole site.
- Closed vacancies leave Google faster. DevHunt notifies Google the moment a vacancy is published, edited, or closed, and an hourly job covers auto-closed postings — stale listings disappear from search results much sooner.
- More accurate job listings in Google. Remote roles now describe where applicants can be based the way job search expects, so they surface correctly.
- Simpler company profile form. The obsolete "SEO keywords" field is gone — search engines have ignored meta keywords for years, so we removed the busywork.
- Sign-up reliability. Account provisioning got another hardening pass; an interrupted sign-up now repairs itself on the next visit.
Fixed
- Board view on the application pipeline. Companies with Board access could see the toggle disabled until a vacancy section was expanded. The entitlement now arrives with your subscription status, so the board is available immediately.
- A missing-translation warning on the applicants page is gone.
Under the hood
- Google Indexing API integration with fail-soft behaviour and an hourly sweep worker.
- New automated guardrails enforce the job-posting structured-data shape and blog author links.
- Five automated code-health batches landed this cycle, and local tooling got a couple of quality-of-life fixes.
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