The Brackets team has announced the release of their Sprint 26 Build. This release includes a redesigned status bar, improved file management, and numerous community contributions.

One this week:

• CITM (Jacksonville, FL) is looking for a ColdFusion developer. Requirements include at least 3 years of ColdFusion experience (including using CFCs), familiarity with Fusebox or other frameworks, and strong relational database skills. Send resume to Aaron Birnbaum at CITM Services.

Someone just sent me this link they have discovered, the original spec for vCalendar, The Electronic Calendaring and Scheduling Exchange Format Version 1.0, circa 1996. Contributors include representatives from all sorts of organizations (many long gone) including AT&T, Attachmate, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Lotus, Novell, Netscape, ON Technology, Oracle, Starfish Software, and more, and contributor #14 on the list is yours truly.

Geoff Dowd, Adobe XD's Design Lead, gave the Engadget folks a closer look at Projects Mighty and Napoleon which we debuted at MAX last month.

Cool to see that the community translation of Brackets is going strong, and that the Japanese is marked as 100% complete. (I guess it helps that there were 379 strings to translate, compared to as many as tens of thousands in other products). Nice!