The submission deadline for the Design Challenge Spring 2009 is right around the corner! All ideas must be submitted to the forums by Sunday, March 1st. Now is the time for all interested students to help us answer the question: … Continue reading
February 2009 Concept Series We are currently collecting feedback on a proposed web-based collaboration tool/space for the Concept Series. Learn more and join the discussion over on the discussion forum. Design Challenge The application deadline for the inaugural Design Challenge … Continue reading
The latest version of Weave now syncs your open tabs — and it can sync them between Firefox on the desktop and Fennec on a pocket-sized gadget. “Syncing tabs”, by the way, doesn’t mean that we force all your browser … Continue reading
There’s nothing that humbles you quite like when you see people build on your work. Although a week hasn’t gone by since we introduced the Bespin project to the wider community, we have already seen contributions that have gone beyond … Continue reading
As we’ve mentioned before, Ubiquity 0.2 has fairly broad, visionary goals that won’t be fully satisfied for some time. So we’re going to be pushing its changes to the 0.1 line at more regular intervals as we continue to develop … Continue reading
It’s time once again for Labs Night, our monthly meetup to discuss Labs projects, your projects, and the Open Web. Our February session will be next Thursday, 2/26, 6pm at Mozilla’s office – 1981 Landings Drive, bldg K in Mountain … Continue reading
Mozilla Labs was created to give the community a safe and welcoming place to develop, research, talk about, and play with new and crazy ideas. Labs is all about creativity, community, experimentation and collaboration, and we’re striving to build a … Continue reading
As we strive to evolve the Open Web as a robust platform for application development, we believe in the potential for web-based code editors to increase developer productivity, enable compelling user experiences, and promote the use of open standards. Today … Continue reading
A few weeks ago I wrote about Ubiquity Feed Plugins, which are basically just a way of separating the user interface of subscribing to a new feature from the implementation of the feature itself. As I’ve written about before, one … Continue reading
Since the launch of the Mozilla Labs’ Concept Series, we’ve had hundreds of people join in a shared exploration of design directions for Firefox, the Mozilla project, and the Web as a whole. Responding to the call for participation, Billy … Continue reading
