update

Rob Hawkes joined our team. Welcome, Rob! He’s been getting up to speed with all the cool things going on in Developer Engagement and is really looking forward to settling in and sinking his teeth into the projects that he’s taking on. You can read his blog post about starting at Mozilla (and working remote.) […]

Have you seen this man?  His name is John Karahalis and he’s from RIT.  He’ll be working with the Dev Engagement team this summer, with a focus on Kuma project management and various engagement efforts around MDN. Start your engines!  We’ll be launching the Dev Derby developer challenge(s) soon with our first June contest around

We finalized the design for the Dev Derby and will be kicking off our first developer challenge with CSS Animations in June. Here’s how we hold our team meetings: Published DZSlides V2 Beta (make your slides in HTML5!): Janet and Sheppy attended the STC summit, where among other things, we had dinner with some of

These updates are not meant to be all inclusive updates of everything we’ve done. We’re giving you a snapshot of some of the things we work on … Janet’s been working on the upcoming Doc Sprint. Preparations are proceeding for the next doc sprint. At least 10 community members are expected in Cincinnati, and several

Louis-Rémi completed his inventory of the AppCache and showed some demos on stage with Tristan Nitot at the Firefox4 launch party in Paris. Wrote lots more documentation for Firefox 5 and 6, including material about CSS animations. Various updates for the Add-on SDK’s final beta, including documentation for the new “passwords” module. With Luke Crouch

Will Bamberg joined our team! He will continue working on Jetpack documentation. Louis-Rémi posted his first blog post on hacks.mozilla.org: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/04/using-client-side-storage-today/ During the Mozilla all-hands meeting, we invited several folks from Google over for lunch: Paul Irish, Alex Komoroske, Kevin Lim, and Kathy Walrath. We talked about how to work together to improve open web

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

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

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

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