1. Mozilla Hackability: Firefox Nintendo Wiimote driver

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Apr 14 2010)

   You may have heard the saying "If you can't open it, it's not yours." Because Firefox is open in so many flavors of Open, you can really say it's totally yours. Mozilla has been designed with extensibility in mind. It means you can enhance, hack, bend, fix Firefox or websites in infinite ways: First, it's a FLOSS project. You can read the source code, modify it, and even roll your own version of Firefox. Additionally, you can write extensions. Extensions and Jetpacks give you a way to do almost anything you want. Change the UI, add new features, fix bugs, ... (Read Full Article)
   

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2. [Mozilla Camp Europe] The Developer Track & Web-Platform Round-Table

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Sep 23 2009)

   Brian King and I are in charge of setting up the Developer Track for the Mozilla Camp Europe (see here for more details about the event). I'm proud to announce that we have at least 14 sessions planned. Another good news: a Web-platform round-table will take place on Sunday morning. Here is the current schedule. Dev Track Firefox.Next, the future of Firefox Firefox in Europe Firebug, web development evolved Thunderbird 3.0 and beyond JetPack Fennec Addons How to Update Extensions for Thunderbird 3 SeaMonkey 2 - A show-off KompoZer: enhancing Mozilla Composer Mozilla Weave - integrating services with the browser ... (Read Full Article)
   

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3. Libre.Fm And The Tag

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Jul 7 2009)

   Libre.fm is a free music streaming service. It's based on the

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4. Demo - Firefox 3.5: a new experiment with Canvas & Video

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Apr 15 2009)

   I would like to introduce you my fellow colleague William. He is my new guinea-pig :) This new demo is really easy to use: you need Firefox 3.1 beta; (you must use Firefox 3.1 beta3: see [1] about Firefox 3.5/3.6 nightlies) click here to launch the demo; click on the play button, select a pattern; enjoy the video element, the canvas element and the Javascript performance :) If you can't test it, see Tristan's blog post. He did a great screencast of this demo. How does it work ? Obviously, I use the

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5. Demo - Firefox 3.5: Web Workers in action

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Apr 15 2009)

   One of the new cool features of Firefox 3.5 is the support of Web Workers (see the WhatWG specification). Web Workers give you a way to execute a part of your Javascript in a thread. That means smoother pages. I've written a little demo showing Web Workers in action. But first, a little explanation of the code: I've developed the Simulated Annealing algorithm, which is useful for finding the shortest path between several points (displayed on a ). Here is a demo (without Web Workers). Click on the load button, then on the start button. The main demo So, the ... (Read Full Article)
   

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6. Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop in Berlin, done!

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Apr 1 2009)

   First: thank you! It was an awesome event! So many people, so many great speakers! It was definitively a success. So, who we should thank: Our guest stars: Rey Bango, you gave such an exciting talk. You warmed up the audience, thank you dude :) Brian King, a workshop without you won't ever be a real MAOW from now on Chris Beard, who talked about Mozilla labs, so many exciting projects! Our super speakers: Robert Nyman, Robert Kaiser, Daniel Glazman, Yan Minagawa, Carsten Book, Tobias Leingruber, Andreas Richter, Jürgen Berg, Philipp Söhnlein, Sven Guckes, Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst, Richard Sternagel, Daniel ... (Read Full Article)
   

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7. [maow Berlin '09] update and Open Dev Day

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Mar 18 2009)

   So, what's new about the Mozilla Addons Workshop in Berlin: The guest stars I am very excited to announce that we will receive some famous guest stars: Rey Bango, a Firefox/Ubiquity/jQuery ninja Rey Bango, Mozilla Add-ons Community Manager, will give the main Keynote and will talk about Ubiquity. Chris Beard, Director of Mozilla Labs Chris will give a general overview of the Mozilla Labs. Brian King, President of Mozdev Brian is a long-time Mozilla contributor. His talk will be about Javascript things. Updated schedule Here is the new schedule: https://wiki.mozilla.org/MAOW:2009:... As you can see, almost 20 talks, that's awesome :) ... (Read Full Article)
   

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8. Video Tag And Subtitles

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Mar 10 2009)

   I've written a little Javascript code that lets you add .srt subtitles to the video tag. Subtitles are displayed on top of the video element, in an html:div. A subtitle is HTML content. That means you can include links, images, or whatever you want inside the subtitles. Here is a demo: without subtitles with subtitles Notice that links are clickables :) You can add anything you want on top of the video, like a element. If pixels in the canvas are transparent or semi-transparent, you will see the video behind it. Be creative ;) P.S: you need Firefox 3.1/3.5: ... (Read Full Article)
   

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9. [maow Berlin '09] call for speakers

   Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Feb 27 2009)

   Greetings fellow developer ! As a follow-up to my earlier post, i'd like to give you a quick reminder that Mozilla will be organizing the Mozilla Add-ons Workshop in Berlin on Saturday 28 March, 2009. The MAOW is a one-day workshop that aims to spur interest and encourage the development of Firefox add-ons and of course to talk about Mozilla technologies in general. The format will be similar to the one used for the MAOW in Paris, namely, we'll have two keynote speakers, a dozen workshops throughout the day led by community members and some GREAT pizza. We'll also experiment ... (Read Full Article)
   

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10. Video & Canvas: Special Effects

    Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Feb 25 2009)

    From a

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11. Video, Canvas, Worker thread - A movement tracker

    Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Feb 20 2009)

    About User Experience, Firefox 3.1 is going to be a minor release. But about standards and performance, it's a great step forward. Check out the new features you can use in your web page: Firefox 3.1 for developers. I've created a little demo using the video element, canvas, DOM Workers (threads in JS) and a few Javascript 1.7/1.8 tips. It's a movement tracker. It's not perfect, but it's funny. Movement tracker: http://www.mozbox.org/pub/tracker/, click on the Go button (Firefox3.1 needed). How does it work ? For each frame: First, I compute the difference between the frame n and the frame n ... (Read Full Article)
    

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12. Internship at Mozilla Europe : Fennec extension development

    Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Feb 4 2009)

    Mozilla Europe is looking for an intern to work on the development of an extension for Fennec, the Firefox mobile version. Skills needed : Good knowledge of the Mozilla platform; XML, Javascript, CSS, DOM; Comfortable with C/C++; Good written English. The following skills would be a plus : Knowledge of mobile platform like : Nokia (n8x0-series), and/or Windows Mobile, and/or Symbian OS; Knowledge of the Mozilla build system. The internship will take place in Mozilla Paris office. If your are interested, feel free to contact me : paul at mozilla dot com. (Read Full Article)
    

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13. Mozilla Add-ons Workshop : Updated schedule

    Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Sep 11 2008)

    150 people have subscribed to the MAOW, we had to close registrations since we can't fit more than 100 people at the conference venue. Exciting :) The new schedule (french version) : Brian King keynote Your first extension (Paul Rouget) Your first XulRunner application (Paul Rouget) Mozilla Build System (Laurent Jouanneau) How to create a C++ XPCom from a C/C++ library (Florian Quèze, Instantbird guy) Javascript for grown-ups (JS 1.7/1.8, closure, jsm, ...) (Olivier Gambier) XulBooster (Frédéric Legens, main developer) Adblock plus: revisiting a successful extension (Wladimir Palant) XPCom for dummies (David Marteau) FUEL (Paul Rouget) Extension and security (David ... (Read Full Article)
    

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14. Mozilla Add-ons Workshop in Paris, it's alive !

    Explore Article blog.mozbox.org (Aug 13 2008)

    French version here. I'm glad to announce that the Mozilla Add-ons Workshop in Paris is now open for subscriptions ! It will take place on Saturday September 20th. William talked a bit about this event. Our objective is to bring together French-speaking XUL developers, hackers, Web developers... to discuss about Mozilla technologies. For more information about the MAOW, see here (in French): http://wiki.mozilla.org/MAOW. For logistics, we need to know approximately how many people will attend, and which talks will bring a big attendance. So we ask people to register here (in French): http://workshtop.xulfr.org Thanks Mozilla Europe interns for this little ... (Read Full Article)
    

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