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A béta funkciók a Wikipédián és más Wikimédia-oldalakon bevezetni tervezett eszközök, amelyeket kipróbálhatsz azok élesítése előtt. A vonatkozó beállításokat itt találod; a funkciókat minden oldalon külön kell engedélyezni.

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Célok
The primary purpose of Beta Features is to allow for Wikimedia designers and engineers (from the Wikimedia Foundation and community alike) to roll out technical improvements in an environment where large numbers of users can test, give feedback, and use these features in real-world settings. The secondary purpose of Beta Features is to provide a path so that helpful, well-designed gadgets and other community code can be integrated into core after vetting, testing, and reviewing by Wikimedia Design and Engineering.

The code to provide features like this is in an extension,. Beta Features' preferences are available in a Preferences tab, accessible via the personal bar at the top of the page for all logged-in users.

Lehetőségek
A szerkesztők jelenleg:


 * manuálisan engedélyezhetik az egyes funkciókat
 * automatikusan feliratkozhatnak minden új eszközre

Bármely eszköz használatához annak bejelölése után a „” gombra kell kattintani. A tervezett funkciók listáját találod.

Current Beta Features
Here are the current beta features which we are testing with this system:


 * (lead: Amir Aharoni) – A tool to quickly translate pages into your language with side-by-side editor.
 * (lead: James Forrester) –
 * (lead: Lea Voget) –
 * (lead: Ed Sanders) –
 * (lead: James Forrester) –
 * (lead: Lena Meintrup) – Show a preview of a reference by hovering over its footnote marker.

These features are only available on some wikis:


 * (lead: Roan Kattouw) –
 * Flow on user talk (lead: Roan Kattouw) – Enables a new structured discussion system on your user talk page.
 * (lead: Ed Sanders) – Enables experimental talk page features:
 * Reply to talk page comments in one click.
 * Add new topics using an inline form.

We invite Wikimedia product teams and community volunteers who want to test out new features, or significant changes to existing features, to do so through this project.

Creating your own
Do you want to create your own Beta Feature? Great! James is happy to help guide you.

First, you should check that your code meets the following basic requirements:


 * Not significantly degrade site performance;
 * Not noticeably degrade perceived performance of the site, or the user's system;
 * Not crash the user's browser;
 * Not cause data loss, or corruption;
 * Pass basic interoperability with other Beta Features features; and
 * Contribute positively to the user's experience of the site, and be additive in nature. E.g. Beta Features cannot be used to remove site features or functionality without adding features meant to replace what was removed.
 * You should expect to test your new feature on the WMF pre-deploy beta server for at least one week before deploying to production. This testing period is intended to catch any serious bugs before jeopardizing users on production.

If you're happy your code meets these requirements, you should write-up your proposal on the New Features proposal page. As part of creating the Beta Feature, you will be asked for some text copy and an image to represent your feature in the user interface; the Design and Product teams can help you with this.

Megjelenés
The appearance of the “” tab in Preferences is purposefully different, to both inspire interest and propose a departure from the standard layout and complexity of the existing user preferences.

A „” lap képernyőképe:



További információk

 * c:Category:Wikimedia Beta Features – vonatkozó Commons-kategória
 * [$collabenables Funkciók-] és elemzések kezelőpultja