MDN Fellows Successfully Oriented
The first-ever cohort of MDN Fellows convened at the Mozilla Vancouver space the weekend of June 20. This MDN Fellowship Pilot is an experiment for Mozilla to engage advanced web … Read more
Articles in “Developer Engagement”
MDN at Whistler
The MDN community was well-represented at the Mozilla “Coincidental Work Week” in Whistler, British Columbia, during the last week in June. All of the content staff, a couple of the … Read more
Mozilla Tech Speakers: A pilot for technical evangelism
The six-week pilot version of the Mozilla Tech Speakers program wrapped up at the end of May. We learned a lot, made new friends on several continents, and collected valuable … Read more
MDN Contributor of the Month for May 2015: Saurabh Nair
Congratulations to Saurabh Nair, who is the MDN Contributor of the Month for May 2015. He was selected from among the MDN contributors who received an MDN Star badge in … Read more
Announcing the MDN Fellows!
The Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) is one of the most frequently used resources for web developers for all things documentation and code. This year we’re making the rich content on … Read more
MDN Contributor of the Month for April 2015: Julien (Sphinx)
As part of the recently launched recognition program for Mozilla Developer Network, I’m pleased to announce that our first Contributor of the Month, for April 2015, is Julien (a.k.a. Sphinx). … Read more
A highly productive “Hack on MDN” weekend in Berlin
About 30 Mozilla contributors gathered in Berlin over 27-29 March to collaborate for the second annual “Hack on MDN” weekend. Together, we achieved our goal of producing a ton of … Read more
In search of the perfect HTML tutorial
As you might know, MDN is running a big project, code-named “Learning Area“. The main objective of that project is to make MDN more friendly for people who wish to … Read more
MDN MozFest outcomes: self-teaching
A few weeks ago the Mozilla Festival took place in London. Members of the MDN team were there, and we ran several sessions. Chris Mills and I ran two instances … Read more
Ask the community, you’ll be surprised!
Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time A few month ago, on the MDN mailing list we had an interesting but highly controversial discussion: How to improve our … Read more