We’ve just pushed the update where we can now add Core Team members and Stewards for language and framework portals 
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If you are a Core Team member of any language or framework that we have a portal for, please let us know and we’ll add you.
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If you are relatively active in a language or framework and would like to be a portal steward for any language or framework we have a portal for - just let us know!
Here’s an example of some who have been added so far:
Portals update
While speaking of portals, here’s what we have so far:
Diversity - Community Portal
Databases:
MySQL
PostgreSQL
Frontend Frameworks:
Bolero
React
Vue.js
Angular
Hybrid Frameworks
Flutter
React Native
Linux Distros (NEW!)
Arch Linux
CentOS
Debian
Kubuntu
Manjaro
NixOS
openSUSE
Slackware
Ubuntu
Markup Languages:
HTML
Markdown
Membrane Framework - Multimedia Framework
Programming Languages:
Apache Groovy
C
C#
C++
Clojure
CoffeeScript
Crystal
D
Dart
Elixir
Elm
Erlang
Gleam
Go
Hamler
Haskell
Java
JavaScript
Julia
Kotlin
Lisp
Lisp Flavoured Erlang
Lua
Nim
Perl
PHP
Prolog
Python
R
Ruby
Rust
Scala
Swift
TypeScript
Wren
Zig
Cucumber - Testing Framework/Tool
Security - Topic
Transpilers:
Fable
RubyMotion
Rubinius - Virtual Machine
Web Frameworks
Actix
AdonisJs
Amber
Buffalo
Django
Flask
Giraffe
Grails
Hanami
Kemal
Kitura
Lapis
Laravel
Nest
Phoenix
Rocket
Ruby on Rails
Saturn
Sinatra
Symfony
Vapor
WebSharper
If there are any you’d like us to add next please let us know!
News updates
We now have a decent amount of news sources that covers:
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The best community news - posted by you, from sources such as Hacker News, Lobsters, and prominent tech blogs such as Tech Republic, Opensource.com, BBC Tech News, Ars Technica etc
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Important Official News - from languages and frameworks when they use Github Releases or have official blogs with RSS feeds.
News team
We’re also going to be putting together a news team, where team members will help keep an eye on our news items - ensuring only the best quality news gets through and items are correctly tagged and categorised. If you’d like to be a part of this team, please let us know!
Twitter update
We now also tweet a link to all publicly visible threads on to Twitter, and, if a portal exists relating to a thread, we add that portals twitter hashtag to the tweet (such as #ElixirLang
Welcome message
We’ve also updated our Welcome Message which shows as the banner message (until it is dismissed) - hopefully it reflects the direction we’re going in. If this shows again for you, simply click on the X to dismiss it.
Stats update
We only launched 3 months and 20 days and have already served over 1,000,000 pages! This is much higher than anticipated - we were expecting the same as the Elixir Forum, which as many of you will know served just over a million pages in its entire first year!
Overall, in a short space of time we’re really excited to see that Devtalk has become a useful resource where you get the best of everything: highly rated news from devs across the web, official language and framework news, as well as news and discussions started by you, our members 
Thank you to all of you have been forging Devtalk’s path - we can’t wait to see where we go from here!!