All-hands Status Meeting Agenda
Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.
Friends of Mozilla
- Ricardo Panaggio nominates Carlos Valim, aka Coragem (Courage in pt-br; he’s the man!), for his amazing Webmaker events in Brazil. You’re making Brazil a better place, creating a new path for a whole new generation of Webmakers here, our Mozilla Friend!
- Thank you to former full time Release Manager, Christian Legnitto, who demonstrated being forever Mozillian and contributor post-employment in his first patch that means our users will no longer suffer when leaving out the ‘h’ in ‘http’ or other common url scheme errors – see bug 935377 — a much appreciated paper cut fix that will ship in April with Firefox 29 🙂
- Webmaker community nominates Irfana Tabassum from Warangal, India. “I’m a newbie in Mozilla and heading towards contributing to Webmaker Project. Last week I created a small event with my neighbors.Please read my blog here.”
Upcoming Events
Friday, 24 January
- MOZILLA TORONTO: Webmaker play-testing event: Come hack, test and play with new Webmaker tools and features. Connect with others building creative ways to teach web literacy and tech.
Product Status Updates (voice updates)
Firefox Mobile
Speaker Location: readonly
- Summary of work to improve page load performance:
- Reduce hitting DB during page load
- Make system proxy lookup faster
- Reduce amount of view background drawing
- Switch to progressbar because spinner is a CPU hog
- Add some predictive networking hints
Try out Nightly and see if it feels faster
Webmaker
Speaker Location: OpenMatt in Toronto
- Building better user testing. How can we make it easy for community to run their own user testing events? We’re working on a DIY kit to make this possible.
- Blog post: Building better user testing for Webmaker
- Ticket: Create a user testing kit for Webmaker
- In Toronto? Join us at MozTO this Friday
- How do you teach online privacy? Mozilla is getting ready for International Privacy Day Jan. 28th. Webmaker is gathering open educational resources to teach others about online privacy. How would you do it? Add your resources, links and teaching kits.
- Building a high school badge system. Mozilla Hive NYC is working with the Department of Education to build a federated badge system for NYC public high schools.
Science Lab
Speaker Location: Non-verbal
- A look at what we’ve been up to since our launch, and where we’re heading in 2014: http://mozillascience.org/whats-in-store-for-2014/
- We’re starting a second pilot on code review in science in February. More about that on the blog: http://mozillascience.org/launching-a-second-pilot-study-of-code-review-in-science/
Open Badges
Speaker Location: Non-verbal
- Mozilla-Wide Badges: The Open Badges team is working across MoCo and MoFo to create a new Mozilla-Wide Badge System
- BadgeKit: working towards MVP launch in March 2014
- new Pathways & Discovery Project with Gates Foundation.
- The Open Badges team and community contributors met in Brooklyn last week to kick off the Pathways & Discovery project, funded by the Gates Foundation
- The five-month grant project will spark a national U.S. conversation about (a) employable skills, (b) granular accreditation, and (c) pathways to employment. More details soon!
Firefox Marketplace
Speaker Location: Andy McKay, Vancouver
- The Marketplace Engineering meetings are now public every other week. First one is this Friday at 10am. Come and join us to find out what’s going on. Details here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Marketplace/Meeting
- IARC Content ratings are now on the site. App developers with apps on the Marketplace have up till April 24th to give their app a content rating, after that apps will be disabled. Do this by visiting the Marketplace Developer Hub and following the prompts.
- Worldwide has been renamed to the more standard Rest of World on the Marketplace to help clarify what is meant by that option
Speakers
| Presenter | Title | Topic | Location | Share? | Media | More Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who Are You? | What Do You Do? | What are you going to talk about? | Where are you presenting from? (Moz Space, your house, space) | Will you be sharing your screen? (yes/no, other info) | Links to slides or images you want displayed on screen | Link to where audience can find out more information |
Roundtable
Do you have a question about a Mozilla Project or initiative? Let us know by Friday- we’ll do our best to get you an answer.
Please note that we may not always be able to get to every item on this list, but we will try!
| Who are you? | Area of question | Question |
|---|---|---|
| What’s your name? What do you work on? | Is your question about policy, a product, a Foundation initiative, etc. | What would you like to know? |
Welcome!
Let’s say hello to some new Mozillians! If you are not able to join the meeting live, you can add a link to a short video introducing yourself.
Introducing New Volunteers
| New Volunteer(s) | Introduced by | Speaker location | New Volunteer location | Will be working on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who is the new volunteer(s)? | Who will be introducing that person? | Where is the introducer? | Where is the new person based? | What will the new person be doing? |
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