Jennifer Fong
So what’s a Beer and Tell? A Beer and Tell is an event web developers at Mozilla hold every third Friday of the month. We share emotional and uplifting stories about projects we’re hacking on to the group. Usually open … Continue reading
James Socol
Every month, Mozilla web devs and community get together and do lightning talks for each other about little things we’ve been working on. We call it Beer and Tell. They are on Friday afternoons. The February 2013 Beer and Tell … Continue reading
James Long
Every month Mozilla Webdevs get together and give lightning talks showing cool things they’ve been hacking on for work or for pleasure. The November 2012 Beer and Tell was enjoyed by all. Now that Thanksgiving is over and I’m overly … Continue reading
mcooper
Every month Mozilla Webdevs gather around the video conference screen to hold a series of lightning talks and demos of cool things we have worked on in the last month. The October 2012 Beer and Tell has happened, so lets … Continue reading
Michael Kelly
Each month Mozilla Webdev gets together and holds a series of lightning talks on side-projects and other interesting matters, and this month was no different. The June 2012 Beer and Tell has come and gone, and it’s time to recap … Continue reading
Fred Wenzel
Another month, another Beer and Tell: Remember, a Beer and Tell is a monthly Mozilla Webdev event featuring a series of lightning talks while staying hydrated with a beverage of choice. We successfully recorded this installment! If you just want … Continue reading
Matthew Riley MacPherson
In case you missed last month’s blog post, a Beer and Tell is a monthly Mozilla Webdev gettogether involving cool hacks and malted beverages. We try to structure it like a series of lightning talks and — because all work … Continue reading
Fred Wenzel
So what’s a Beer and Tell? Mozilla Webdev recently started to have a monthly meeting (every third Friday of the month), where people show off their recent side projects, cool hacks, interesting pieces of code, etc., to the group. It’s … Continue reading