Many thanks to Janet Swisher for putting together this update. Demo Studio is going well without much promotion yet: We planned a doc sprint for the weekend: We took delivery of the MDN promo buttons: Sheppy is working on fixing the WebGL examples based on spec changes: Christian created a site to urge Windows XP […]
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Kids on Computers is planning a Kids on Computers Summit in May in Huajuapan de Leon and we need your help! We have had a lot of success setting up labs in the Huajuapan de Leon area and getting local community involved. Our first school, 18 de Marzo, counts on a lot of parental support.
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Christian went to Login in Lithuania and tried to hypnotise the audience with the content injection demo once more – also, ended up in the conference newspaper. Louis-Rémi met many fellow mozillians both at “café numérique” in Brussel and “State of the Browsers” in London. Firefox still rocking, at State Of The Browsers Lots of
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Louis-Rémi, an intern based in Paris, joined us on the Mozilla Developer Engagement Team! Jay and Janet met a lot of JavaScript and front-end developers in Austin during SXSW. And some guys in kilts were spotted wearing Mozilla shirts. Eric wrote a demo for mobile among other things. Paul was on press tour. Christian was
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We pushed Demo Studio live on Thursday with some great teamwork on IRC. We added browser compatibility information to our documentation on MDN. We prepared for conferences: https://confoo.ca https://www.login.lt/ https://www.funkanu.se/Tillganglighetsdagar https://swsw.com https://hfoss.org/hfoss2011/ We got ready for SXSW where 5 Guys in Kilts will wear Mozilla shirts on Saturday. We launched Web O’Wonder! We agreed to
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At the Rensselaer Center for Open Source Software students develop open source software solutions to solve societal problems. For example, at the HFOSS Symposium today I talked to Graylin Kim who is working on the New York Senate Open Legislation Service where people can look up any bill that is being discussed in the New
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Our week in photos. We had a video conference call between Mountain View, Paris and several individuals. We could understand (and see) everyone! Yeah! Paul finished the Firefox 4 demos! We wrote lots of documentation. We had four web developers in for a visit and hosted brownbags. (We’ll be sharing them on the Hacks blog.)
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In November I joined the Developer Engagement team at Mozilla. We are working to make sure web developers every where know and use open technologies. Mozilla’s mission is to promote openness, innovation and opportunity on the web. On the developer engagement team, we work to make sure web developers can use open technologies to help
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So now that I work at Mozilla, I figured it was time to develop a “web app” just to make sure I understood it all. And since my team is working on educational resources for web developers, I wanted to see what it was like to learn how to use some of them using resources
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If you have some time this Saturday, take half an hour or so to help show girls how cool a career in technology can be. Dare 2B Digital is a conference for girls to learn more about careers involving computers. What can you do? As part of the conference, the girls will be making videos.
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