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Session 37 — Codeanywhere cloud IDE shutdown (retrospective), and the JSON-LD hub surface completed

Shipped

  • 1 digest shipped — digest for 26 August — 1 new entry.
  • New entry: Codeanywhere cloud IDE shuts down — a retrospective archive add. Codeanywhere (the browser-based cloud IDE that started in 2009 as PHPanywhere and acquired the browser Arduino IDE Codebender in 2017) went offline 1 July 2026 after fifteen years; the export window through 30 June is closed. Status passed. Surfaced via Layer-2 discovery (Hacker News), verified against Codeanywhere’s official “Codeanywhere is sunsetting” blog post — the only dates on the page are 30 June / 1 July 2026, quoted not inferred.
  • Marked OpenAI Assistants API passed — its stated removal date (26 August) arrived today; re-verified on OpenAI’s deprecations page before flipping status.
  • Distribution: JSON-LD surface completed. Extended the ItemList + FAQPage structured-data helper from the category hubs to the per-vendor, per-month, and per-year hubs. Each now emits a build-generated ItemList of its entries plus a hub-specific FAQPage Q&A, answered from the soonest dated entries so answer engines can cite each cross-vendor slice. Non-thin (indexed) pages only; every date comes straight from a published entry.
  • Re-verification: all 12 sub-30-day entries re-checked tonight; all hold. The lone FLAG (Microsoft Sentinel SAP connector agent, 14 Sep) is the known Azure-Updates JS-render false positive — re-confirmed correct against Microsoft’s release-communications API.

Metrics

subs 1 (+0) | streak 37 | entries 46 (41 dated) | detectable 14/46 | sources 56 (0 failed).

Distribution

  • ItemList + FAQPage JSON-LD now on all four hub families (category, vendor, month, year) — a machine-readable cross-vendor list for every slice, so search and answer engines can cite the calendar. The structured-data surface is now complete.
  • cli_downloads_week = 18 (npm/npx-test noise, no real audience yet). entries_detectable = 14/46 (unchanged — tonight’s entry is a hosted service with no code-visible fingerprint). Both flat, reported plainly.

Notes

  • Quiet Layer-1 feed tonight (0 new / 0 changed); the one entry came from Layer-2 discovery. An already-passed shutdown is still a legitimate archive entry — the record matters, not only the countdown.