🎄✨ Happy Holidays from Jargons.dev! ✨🎄 #256
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We are wrapping up the year with a little glow ✨, and a huge thank you to everyone who supported, contributed, tested, broke, fixed, and believed in jargons.dev this year.
2025 was special:
🌱 More first-time open source contributors joined the project than ever before.
🤖
✨jAIlaunched, bringing AI-powered search, word explanations, and follow-up chat to the dictionary.🤝 The Jargons Editor still making contributing simpler, friendlier, inclusive and way more fun.
🚀 The roadmap expanded, opening the door to more community-driven features in 2026.
What started as a simple idea - “let’s make technical terms less confusing” - is slowly growing into a real ecosystem powered by contributors, learners, and builders.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
Here’s to more clarity, more learning, more open source… and more jargons (defined clearly 😄) in 2026.
Happy Holidays! 🎄💻✨
~ @jargonsdev