All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.

Friends of the Tree

• The 20+ Firefox OS App Developers who came, built & demo’ed their work at the Bogota Apps Workshop, despite a severe shortage of Geeksphones (awesome photos here): http://cogswells.tumblr.com/

Upcoming Events

Monday, 20 May

• WebRTC meetup at the Hacker Dojo in Mountain View, CA at 6:30pm – 8:30pm
  • Learn how to build your very first WebRTC web application!
  • Feel free to bring a laptop to follow along with the WebRTC application we will build in the presentation

Saturday, 25 May

• Firefox OS Camp Cartagena

Next Week

• MDN sprint: Friday May 31 and Saturday June 1 in the San Francisco and Paris offices. Bay Area and Paris staff: please join us any time on Friday (or Saturday) to work on code examples or developer docs for your Mozilla product or area of the Mozilla project. More details in the wiki or contact Janet Swisher (jswisher@ or jms in IRC). Volunteers and remote participants are also welcome! See you in #devmo.

• WebFWD Applications due June 5! Details and application at http://webfwd.org/apply.

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

Help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone:

• July 15, 2003: The Mozilla Foundation is born with start-up support from America Online and Mitch Kapor

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
Anika and Dia	Members of the People team	People team IRC channel	irc://irc.mozilla.org#peoplepeople
Kate	Firefox OS Camp Cartagena	IRC: #fxoscamp	wiki: https://wiki.mozilla.org/FirefoxOSLaunchCamp/LatAm2013

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Peiying Mo	Chris Hofmann	Mountain View	Mountain View	Senior Localization Program Manager
Francesco Lodolo	Chris Hofmann	Mountain View	Brescia, Italy	Localization Engineer
Liza Fox	Shezmeen Prasad	Mountain View	Brighton, UK	Brand Events Team
Simone Sapin	Jet Villegas	Taipei	UK	Software Engineer Platform
Ryan Feeley	Bryan Clark	Mountain View	Toronto	UX Designer
Marc Feeley	Azita Rashed	Mountain View	Mountain View	Research Engineer

Introducing New Interns

New Intern	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Ben Brittain	Tim Terriberry	MV	MV	Platform
Brandon S. Kase	Bill Walker	MV	MV	Labs
Eric Atkinson	Dave Herman	MV	MV	Research
Evan Shapiro	Dylan Oliver	MV	MV	FFX OS
Ivan Alagenchev	Tanvi Vyas	MV	MV	Security Eng
Michael Vitousek	Luke Wagner	MV	MV	Research
Shu Hao Wu	Mike Cooper	MV	MV	Web Dev
Tim Kuehn	Dave Herman	MV	MV	Research
Varunkumar Manohar	Anurag Phadke	MV	MV	Metrics
Jack Montgomery	Zhenshuo Fang	SF	SF	UX Design
Ryan Seys	Ben Adida	MV	SF	Identity
Shane Tully	Brad Lassey/Chris Peterson	SF	SF	Platform
Timothy Gaweco	Laura Forrest	SF	SF	Product Marketing, Desktop
Vlad Filippov	Ben Adida/Chris Karlof	SF	SF	Identity

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

WebQA

• B2G/Gaia testing:
  • 3 Inari nodes set up by Stephen and Raymond – thanks
  • Gaia-ui-tests v1.0.1 branch tuned by Bob Silverberg and Askeing Yen, now providing automated builds coverage on Jenkins
  • Some v1.0.1 bugs found already via the automation suite
  • DeviceStorage API change knocked out v1-train testing for 24hrs but back online now after quick response from Mr Hylands https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=871956
  • Attempted a v1.0.1 automation run against Hamachi but ran into a WiFi bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=872510
• Firefox Health Report
  • Successful Firefox 21 release
  • we also fixed a sec bug
  • Working with the dev team on hooks for exploratory testing as well as automating the smoke tests – https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=872094
• Mozillians
  • Release slated for this week – https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozillians/Releases/2013-05-16
  • UX redesign is up on dev – stop by and take a look – mozillians-dev.allizom.org/

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  • US toll free: +1 800 707 2533 (pin 369) Conf# 8600
  • Canada: +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 8600
  • FR/Paris: +33 1 44 79 34 80, x92 Conf# 8600

All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.

Friends of the Tree

• Thanks to all of the new contributors who helped with Firefox 21 and thanks to Josh and Seif for creating the report on activities for the release.
• Anthony Hughes would like to thank (hopefully I don’t forget anyone) Simona Badau, Bhavana Bajaj, Juan Becerra, Carsten Book, Ioana Budnar, Raymond Etornam, Mike Hommey, Cornel Ionce, Michael Kaply, Alexandra Lucinet, Manuela Muntean, Phil Ringnalda, Gavin Sharp, Paul Silaghi, Hong Tang, Nick Thomas, Mihaela Velimiroviciu, Justin Wood, and Hector Zhao for working hard over the weekend to ensure we ship a top-quality Firefox 21 to all of our users on Tuesday.

Upcoming Events

This Week

• JavaScript team work week in Santa Cruz – AGENDA

Monday, 13 May

• 13:00 SecReview:Add –marionette CLI to enable Marionette on all Firefox builds

• 5:30-7:30 PM Mozilla SF / 6:00-7:00 PM on AirMozilla: SF Book Salon & Wine Reception for Susan Crawford. A decade ago, the US led the world in fast, cheap Internet. What happened? Signed books for those who arrive early.

Tuesday, 14 May

• 13:00 Security Champions
  • “MTV-2J JK”; “SFO-7B The Warfield”; “TOR-5N Spadina”
  • Vidyo: 2J
  • Dial-in Info (phone):
    • In office or soft phone: extension 92
    • US/INTL: 650-903-0800 or 650-215-1282 then extension 92
    • Toronto: 416-848-3114 then extension 92
    • Toll-free: 800-707-2533 then password 369
    • Conference num 95227
    • IRC Backchannel: #security

Wednesday, 15 May

• Google I/O at Moscone Center

Thursday, 16 May

• Google I/O at Moscone Center

• Grow Mozilla discussion at 10 AM pacific — a forum for discussing community building at Mozilla
  • Agenda and dial-in information (feel free to add items to the agenda)

Friday, 17 May

• Google I/O at Moscone Center

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop/Mobile

Speaker Location: Vancouver (johnath)

• Release week!
  • Thanks for the last minute push, everyone

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Ryan Merkley, Toronto

• This week: a sneak peek at Collusion 1.0. Releasing in June 2013. demo from Dethe Elza coming up in today’s Lightning Presentation section. Watch a Popcorn version of his sneak peek demo here.
• Other ways to get involved with Webmaker this week:
  • check out our new Webmaker blog
  • the Webmaker community’s 10 most awesome things on the web this week
  • 12 ways to get involved with Webmaker
  • Also: check out this photo of Mark Surman from the White House Science Fair Apr 22:

Firefox OS

Speaker Location: No Audio. Yo.

• 1.0.1
  • In IOT phase still: in-country testing of builds on devices in the target markets.
• 1.1
  • Chipset vendor commercialization testing ending this week (except MMS).
  • MMS: Merging back to master branch today, uplift to 1.1 at end of week. (Best tweet to describe this feature came from Robin Berjon, one of the W3C editors of HTML and DAP specs.)
• ZDNet: “Firefox OS puts a good $50 smartphone within reach”

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

Help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone:

• September 23, 2002: Phoenix 0.1 is released, the first version of a browser that will be renamed to Firebird and then Firefox

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in SF

• Mozilla IT made some changes last week.

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
Diane Bisgeier	Program Manager, WebFWD	Help us recruit the next cohort for WebFWD – deadline is June 5! http://webfwd.org	Mozilla San Francisco	No screen share – just showing off the schwag you can get if you refer a team to our next class.	Here’s the messenger bag 🙂 > https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=361822707265407&set=pb.218655251582154.-2207520000.1367814592.&type=3&theater	Details on WebFWD at http://webfwd.org
Dethe Elza	Lead Developer, Collusion	Sneak peek at Collusion 1.0	Pre-recorded demo video	Yes, playing video from Toronto	Popcorn demo video version	learn more about Collusion
Dia Bondi (IRC thejudge)	Head of Knowledge Cultivation	Capture Mozilla is Air.Mozilla too! + Badges	San Francisco	No	https://air.mozilla.org/channels/culture_and_context/ https://badges.mozilla.org/en-US/ https://air.mozilla.org/channels/

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Travis Choma	Bill Walker	Mountain View	San Francisco	Software Architect, Apps
Peiying Mo	Chris Hofmann	Mountain View	Mountain View	Senior Localization Program Manager
Sole Penades	Frederic Wenzel	Mountain View	London, UK	Senior Web Developer, Developer Ecosystem
Candice Serran	Sheila Mooney	Mountain View	San Francisco	FirefoxOS

Introducing New Interns

New Intern	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
David Zbarsky	Fabrice	MV	MV	FFX OS
Mohammed Almeshekah	Camilo Viecco	MV	MV	Security Engineering
Subhadeep Paul	David Zeber	SF	SF	Metrics

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

Test Execution

• Driving hard to qualify Firefox 21 release candidates ahead of this week’s release [testplan]

WebQA

• B2G/Gaia testing:
  • Have our Inari commercial-RIL build up and running in Jenkins
    • we were waiting for the fix from https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=840612 – Marionette turns off NetworkManager’s control of offline state too aggressively, to land on 1.0.1
      • …and looks like we’re hitting a commercial-RIL issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=869066
  • Will soon branch and port tests over to 1.0.1
  • Unfurling Marketplace/Payments blockers as we work through automation
  • Standing the BIRT reports up
• Engagement Projects
  • Flicks: new promos, blog posts, partners and copy
  • Reps: More of the new voting system has been implemented
• FHR
  • Release scheduled for Tuesday, 2013-05-14 @ 6am
  • https://etherpad.mozilla.org/FHRMeeting
  • Working w/ the devs to get automation in place
• Firefox Marketplace
  • http://mzl.la/10bLndx shipped Thursday
  • Fireplace is being tested and is scheduled to go live this week
• Mozilla.org
  • pushed to prod pushed https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/compare/1f1154a75630c2b7987951c6890e5fc17e1a6839…master
• Mozillians
  • UI redesign work is beginning – https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozillians/Milestones/Phase3
  • mozillians-dev.allizom.org is currently tracking the homepageredux developer branch
  • The mozillians.dev job has been disabled in Jenkins
  • A new Jenkins job called mozillians.homepageredux.dev has been created
  • homepageredux branch created on https://github.com/mozilla/mozillians-tests to track new UX feature work
• Socorro
  • Milestone 46 slated to release today – https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=45&product=Socorro&list_id=6493476

Automation & Tools

• New tracking-flags extension (bug 750742) and native REST API (bug 866927) are in the review phase.
• Orange Factor is finally making the switch to the IT ElasticSearch cluster – bug 870559
• Eideticker for b2g is now live
• Working on making b2g automation engine (aka Marionette) more stable and more available in user/nightly builds. More information soon on this.
• For now, the rest of the news is here

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  • Canada: +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 8600
  • FR/Paris: +33 1 44 79 34 80, x92 Conf# 8600

All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.

Friends of the Tree

• Gloria Meneses in Bogotá, CO, for her work & leadership in Mozilla Reps & her support of the FxOS launch in Colombia
• Sammy Tuman, our awesome Mountain View Shipping Wizard.

Upcoming Events

This Week

• Security Assurance team meet up in San Francisco office this week. Please stop by and say hello. “Open house” & demos on Thursday 2pm (SF 7th floor) w/ cupcakes & cookies!

Thursday, 09 May

• 2pm – San Francisco – 7th Floor: Meet the security assurance team, watch demos of tools & techniques, FAQ and discussion. Cookies & cupcakes will be provided. Open to all.
• 5:30pm – San Francisco – 7th Floor: we’re hosting a patent reform party at Mozilla SF with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. More Info

Next Week

• 5/13, 5:30-7:30 PM >> SF Book Salon & Wine Reception for Susan Crawford. A decade ago, the US led the world in fast, cheap Internet. What happened? More info: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Captive-Audience-Book-Salon Signed books for those who arrive early!

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• Mozilla Firefox pulls ahead of Google as Chrome market share slips
  • IE10 doubles marketshare as Firefox gains and Chrome loses

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• Release is now four and a half stars!
  • I wrote a thing about the road to get here
• I thought I told you that we won’t stop
  • Lucas and Ian each wrote about the UX hackathon last week, it’s chock full o’ delicious.
  • New tab counter, tab tray transition, tab increment animation
  • URL display in location bar
  • Dominant-colour backgrounding for favicons
  • Still setting records on stability

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Ryan Merkley, Vancouver

Sunday is Mother’s Day! Why not send Mom a hand-crafted web page to show her how much you care? Mozilla makes a tool that makes it easy to tell mom you love her — Webmaker! We’re working on a prototype this week that will help people make a page for Mom — and learn a little HTML and CSS along the way. We’ll share a sneak peek in today’s lightning presentation from Jacob Caggiano.

• See Jacob’s example
• Use this early Thimble prototype to make your own (more polished version coming later this week)
• Other ways to get involved with Webmaker this week:

1. Sign up for Maker Party 2013. Or invite your Mom! 🙂 June 15 – Sep 15. Get together at thousands of big and small webmaking events around the world.
2. Join our new “Teach the Web” open online course. Boot camp for Maker Party. Growing a small army to teach the web: programmer mentors, techie grandmas, teachers, novelists, girl scout hackers and you. Meet them and check out highlights here.
3. 8 other fun ways to get involved with Webmaker this week.

Firefox OS

• 1.0.1: In certification testing with OEMs, trying to fix bugs turned up by that process as quickly as possible.
• 1.1.0: Entering first phase of chipset vendor testing next week, so focus there is getting any regressions and new features cleaned up before it begins.
  • MMS Workweek in Portland ongoing this week.
• Geeksphones seem to be flying off the virtual shelves as fast as they can restock them.

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

Help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone:

• November 14, 2000: Netscape 6 released based on open source code

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in SF (on the couch)

• Mozilla IT, a Rubik’s Cube & a classroom (and a video).

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
Diane Bisgeier	Program Manager, WebFWD	How you can get a WebFWD tshirt and hopefully MESSENGER BAG	Mozilla San Francisco	No screen share – just showing off the schwag you can get if you refer a team to our next class.	Here’s the messenger bag 🙂 > https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=361822707265407&set=pb.218655251582154.-2207520000.1367814592.&type=3&theater	Details on WebFWD at http://webfwd.org
Jacob Caggiano	Lead Makesmith, Webmaker.org	Our simple template for making your Mom proud on Mother’s Day	My Aunt’s apartment, New York, NY	Yes, screenshare indeed.	https://thimble.webmaker.org/p/lrxw/edit
Mike Morgan	Director, Web Development	Manager Hacking Session 2 in SF	Mountain View	No	https://wiki.mozilla.org/Manager_Hacking
Dia Bondi (IRC thejudge)	Head of Knowledge Cultivation	Capture Mozilla is Air.Mozilla too! + Badges	San Francisco	No	https://air.mozilla.org/channels/culture_and_context/ https://badges.mozilla.org/en-US/

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Meadhbh Hamrick	Sid Stamm	Mountain View	Mountain View	Security Engineer
Jannis Leidel	Laura Thomson	Mountain View	Germany	Web Developer
Justin O’Kelly	Mike Manning	Mountain View	San Francisco	Managing press relations and media strategy
Jason Weathersby	Mark Coggins	San Francisco	Inman, SC	Firefox OS Technical Evangelist
Marcos Cáceres	Andrew Overholt	San Francisco	Lisbon, Portugal	Platform API Designer/Engineer
Shyam Mani	mrz	San Francisco	Mountain View	IT Developer Services

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

WebQA

• Engagement
  • New ReMo release with some new features like events display, and auto-filtering on user’s interests + bug fixes
  • New Flicks release with Early Award winner posted, plus winners, partners and awards pages added.
• Firefox OS
  • keep up-to-date with all the latest in a nice, digestible format, here:
    • https://github.com/mozilla/gaia-ui-tests/pulse
  • have Unagi commercial-RIL builds in our CI, with runs against them
  • apart from an annoying “ding”-on-notification issues (each restart), they look good
  • now we can troubleshoot the modem issue
  • Inaris requested from ServiceNow
  • have an engineering build on 1.0.1 for them
  • will soon set up a download job and run against them
  • 3 new tests (Marketplace, Settings)
  • Some good coverage re-enabled as devs repaired regressions
  • Full-steam ahead on Payments testing although no significant coverage in place yet
  • Dave Hunt made good gain in reliability by configuring device state before the testrun
  • mbrandt 1.1 manual testing and testcase creation
• Marketplace
  • Work continues on automating the app installation and payments flow using Marionette
• Mozillians
  • Several issues with the dev cluster – https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=864422
  • Near continuous deployment – small bug fixes, multiple releases over the last week
  • Team is actively scoping the UI refresh work that will be accomplished this quarter. UI Mockups forthcoming in the next few weeks.
• Mozilla.com
• MDN
• Socorro
  • Milestone 43 successfully released on 04.24.2013

Automation & Tools

• New, less noisy metrics available from Autophone, measuring Firefox startup on real Android phones
• Working on getting gaia UI tests into parity with gecko tests, and so we have Gaia UI tests live on Cedar (look for U’s)
• Stabilizing automated tests for x86 Android Firefox builds using emulators going well. Reftests work out of the box, hoping to have mochitests done soon. See bug 828571 for details.
• More Eideticker-with-camera work going on behind the scenes. Full dashboard support will arrive soon.
• More News here

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• Dial-in: conference# 8600
  • US/International: +1 650 903 0800 x92 Conf# 8600
  • US toll free: +1 800 707 2533 (pin 369) Conf# 8600
  • Canada: +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 8600
  • FR/Paris: +33 1 44 79 34 80, x92 Conf# 8600

All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.

Friends of the Tree

• Waldo nominates Christian Holler (decoder) for the amazing JavaScript testcases he finds.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, 30 April

Thursday, 02 May

• Grow Mozilla discussion at 10 AM pacific — a forum for discussing community building at Mozilla
  • Agenda and dial-in information (feel free to add items to the agenda)

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• Test Metro on your windows 8 devices (it’s already on nightly!)
  • Also: the metro team is running as a straight 2wk-cycle scrum team. If you’re curious, hang out in the Firefox/Planning 11am Wednesday Coordination Meeting for updates

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• We’re in the yandex store!
• Continuing to set records for stability on FF20 (release) and FF21 (beta) – keep it up!
• Still debugging dynamic/auto-hiding nav bar (e.g. bug 858969), please report bugs vigourously!
• Release is creeping towards 4.5 (visual) stars in the play store – do you have 2000 friends who can help?

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Ryan Merkley in Toronto

• Last week we told you about Maker Party 2013, Mozilla’s big summer learning code where people will get together around the world to make and learn with the web
• This week: we’re going to tell you about what’s happening specifically in the UK, through their “Make Things Do Stuff” campaign
• Get involved: you can learn more and sign up here: http://makethingsdostuff.co.uk/

Other ways to get involved with Webmaker this week:

• Weekly Webmaker TLDR update blog post: Introducing Maker Party 2013. Join the open online course. Building Webmaker 2.0.
• Read Moz Rep Ankit Gadgil’s invitation to join our new open online course on how to teach the web
• The 16 most awesome (and awful) things we found on the web last week

Firefox OS

Speaker Location: No Audio

• 1.0.1
  • Next week we enter the second round of certification testing for Spain/Venezuela/Columbia, so trying to close as many TEF+ bugs as possible this week.
• 1.1
  • MMS workweek in Portland, for 2 weeks

Grow Mozilla

No voice update this week

Help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone:

• March 17, 1999: AOL completes acquisition of Netscape

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: Corey Shields via Vidyo (no screen share)

• hg push server had an issue last week, failover to a redundant push node happened with little impact
  • Details: the way hg is setup there is a single server for changes over ssh (pushes) and a whole pool of servers for consumption through http. This single server has a passive replica that we’ve never had to rely on before last week. Failover to the backup node worked fine as did failing back to the primary node when it was fixed.
• Mozilla is now contributing to pool.ntp.org
  • We make use of GPS based time servers in our primary data centers to ensure that our infrastructure is as close to being in sync as possible. These servers are now contributing back to the greater Internet community
• Questions? –> #it and #desktop

Speakers

Presenter	Title	Topic	Location	Share?	Media	More Details
Lizz Noonan	Campaign Coordinator – Firefox	Firefox Flicks update – Early Entry winners	San Francisco	Play videos please	http://firefoxflicks.tumblr.com/post/47706055901/baficiearly	http://www.firefoxflicks.org
Paula Le Dieu	UK Hive	Make Things Do Stuff campaign	London UK via Vidyo	Yes — PDF slides
Emajee’ Summers	Around the Campfire	Mozilla/Yearup Around the Campfire Event	San Francisco, CA	No		Wikipage in progress
Didem Ersoz	WebFWD – Mozilla’s Global Accelerator	Help recruit teams for WebFWD IV	Mountain View, CA	No	https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p47xtwp068j577e/1sFb2LZFXK	webfwd.org/apply

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Benjamin Kelly	Lucas Adamski	Mountain View	Reston, VA	Software Engineer, Firefox OS
Julien Vehent	Joe Stevensen	Mountain View	Philadelphia, PA	Operations Security Engineer
Robert Lord	Paxton Cooper (will introduce him next week)	Carmel	Mountain View	Director of Product Management, Services

Introducing New Interns

New Intern	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Max Li	David Bolter	Toronto	Toronto	Android/FFOS accessibility (braille, magnification, TBD)

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

Services

• Services is launching Heka, a new high-volume logging and monitoring infrastructure. It’s being deployed in Sync and Marketplace, and available to anyone who needs it. Docs at http://heka-docs.readthedocs.org

QA

Web QA

• Engagement
  • New ReMo release with some new features like events display, and auto-filtering on user’s interests + bug fixes
  • New Flicks release with Early Award winner posted, plus winners, partners and awards pages added.
• Firefox OS
• Marketplace / AMO
  • Work continues on automating app installation and payments testing, using Marionette
• Mozillians
  • Several issues with the dev cluster – https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=864422
  • Near continuous deployment – small bug fixes, multiple releases over the last week
  • Team is actively scoping the UI refresh work that will be accomplished this quarter. UI Mockups forthcoming in the next few weeks.
• MDN
  • http://bit.ly/UbALKp
• Socorro
  • Milestone 43 successfully released on 04.24.2013

Automation & Tools

• Tracked down the issues with the intermittent “Android 2400 second timeout” bug (bug 663657), deploying a fix to the automation this week.
• Moving webGL into its own mochitest suite for android both to possibly fix issues (seems to be memory related) and to give better visibility into its intermittent failures
• New email alerts are soon to be available from Datazilla – this is getting ready to switch to this for performance reporting. If you want to be included in the email from it, ping jeads (#ateam) — (eventually these will replace the current emails to dev.treemanagment)
• Comparitive pageload tests for Android using Eideticker has landed, and the point grey camera solution for b2g has been proven. Next up: adding the b2g point grey results to the dashboard.
• More news here

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• Dial-in: conference# 8600
  • US/International: +1 650 903 0800 x92 Conf# 8600
  • US toll free: +1 800 707 2533 (pin 369) Conf# 8600
  • Canada: +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 8600
  • FR/Paris: +33 1 44 79 34 80, x92 Conf# 8600

All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

Items in this section will be shared during the live all-hand status meeting.

Friends of the Tree

• Pierre-Louis Augier aka pl6025 for answering the huge amount of emails that arrived on the contribute-fr mailing list , nicely explaining to people what to do if they needed help or wanted to help.
• Konstantina Papadea, Alexandros Mioglou and Thalia Papoutsaki (the team leader) for not only volunteering to help localize Facebook posts in Greek, but by also taking the initiative to start their new community Twitter account, @Firefox_GR (give them a follow!)
• Team Aviary.PL for adding localizing Facebook posts in Polish to their Firefox to-do list.
• Our long-time awesome social media volunteers from Mozilla Hispano, Mozilla PT, Mozilla DE, Mozilla ID. Thanks to all our super teams, we are now posting in 7 languages! Woot! for our social superstars!
• Jake Watkins (dividehex) and Kim Moir (kmoir) For re-wiring all the panda boards so that they are less flaky!
• Francisco Picolini (franc), Guillermo López (willyaranda), Rubén Martín (nukeador) & Mozilla Hispano for their support and participation at Saturday’s Firefox OS App Workshop in Madrid.
• SUMO contributors satdav, feer56, zombie, espressive, tjovanovic, iNerd, ariestiyansyah, yalam96, pychen, hermina_condei, willyaranda, adampeebleswrites, Tonnes, Swarnava, and Scoobidiver for their awesome work on the Firefox OS User Guide

• Last week’s B2G workweek was awesome. Literally. To make that happen, a bunch of invisible prep-work happened.
  • Nightly builds
    • now generate device builds for: Arm (panda boards), Otoro, Unagi, Unagi-ENG, Inari, Hamachi, Leo
    • for each of those devices, we generate “nightly” builds twice a day. Once for 8am PDT morning. Once for 8am Madrid CET morning.
    • … on each of mozilla-central, mozilla-b2g18, mozilla-b2g18_v1_0_1
  • Stood up an extra 250 slaves. More importantly, created 22 masters in AWS so we now have 70 masters and can quickly burst to create more slaves if needed.
  • Reimaged 80 in-house build & test machines to optimize for Firefox OS development based on recent usage trend.
  • Opened up an alternate to mozilla-inbound; birch allowed b2g-workweek developers a less crowded branch to land on.

All those change made a big difference. Last week, 1490 checkins were landed, and all systems held above 90% for the week!

Please give thanks to RelEng/ATeam/IT. specifically the following:

• catlee, rail, hwine, armenzg (RelEng)
• ctalbert, jmaher, jgriffin, edmorley, ryanvm (ATeam)
• dmoore, arr, fox2mike, vin, jakem, solarce, sheeri, klibby (IT)

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, 23 April

• 0700 PST: Bi-Monthly Security Champions (morning version) – J/K Vidyo room (5227)
• W3C HTML Working Group meeting in San Jose

Wednesday, 24 April

• W3C HTML Working Group meeting in San Jose

Thursday, 25 April

• W3C WebApps Working Group meeting in San Jose

Friday, 26 April

• W3C WebApps Working Group meeting in San Jose
• MDN Doc Sprint in Vancouver, day 1

Saturday, 27 April

• MDN Doc Sprint in Vancouver, day 2

Sunday, 28 April

• MDN Doc Sprint in Vancouver, day 3

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: akeybl, MV

• We’re halfway through the current cycle – only ~3wk left to put a bow on FF21 (make sure to test FHR!)
• Also check out WebRTC demos on Aurora 22 – the targeted first release for WebRTC (currently converging)
• The reunification of Desktop/B2G Gecko versions is being discussed (B2G workweek)

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: akeybl, MV

• Firefox for Android is now on the Yandex.Store!
• WebRTC ready for testing. Read about flipping the pref.
• Front-end team is running a UI Hackathon this week. More details and current bug list.
• Nightly treats: Domain auto-completion in the awesomebar, Caching search terms in the awesomebar and changing the default search provider.

Thunderbird

The project needs more people to use Thunderbird Beta – it can be obtained from http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/channel/

Webmaker

No verbal update here — Lightning Presentation to follow

President Obama helps kick off our new summer campaign

Hacking at the White House: introducing Maker Party 2013

We’re extremely excited to be participating in today’s White House Science Fair — and even more excited to have President Obama help us kick off our new summer-long Maker Party: thousands of community-led events around the world to celebrate the amazing things we can make and learn thanks to the Web.

• Read the Mozilla blog post
• Watch the White House announcement live.
• Join the party. Sign up for updates at webmaker.org/party
• Get training and support. Through our new open online course at webmaker.org/teach
• Spread the word. By re-tweeting sample tweets like these.
  • Join @Mozilla for a global #MakerParty from June 15 – Sept 15. President Obama just kicked it off at the #whsciencefair: http://mzl.la/party

Firefox OS

Speaker Location: Dietrich (remote)

• Successful workweek in Madrid last week!
  • Dashboard
  • 9 companies participated, nearly 200 people attended.
• Next up for 1.0.1 release is certification: IOT, GCF, PTCRB, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, CE, FCC.

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

Help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone:

• October 28, 1998: New roadmap announces major rewrite

Internet Public Policy

Speaker Location: Gerv (remote)

• The Internet Public Policy module now has a Bugzilla product for tracking issues
• File any suggestions for public policy issues Mozilla should be taking up (in any country) via our shiny new form

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in MV

• Ever wonder what Mozilla IT is or what we do?
  • We keep the lights on.
  • We’re like your landlord – when the roof blows off, the ceiling leaks or the outside needs repainting, we do it. But we have no control over the furniture. Sometimes we see tenants on their way in or out or we’re called in when they’re having a loud party but other than that, we stay out of your way.
  • In other words, “we make sure the house is in good shape but we can always give tips about the indoors.”
  • If you want to have a loud party, let us know! We love parties!
• File under “What you don’t see might be more important than what you do see”
  • Last week Mozilla suffered a huge multi-day outage with our fiber provider between Northern California and Arizona. It took down both fiber connections.
  • Everything failed over to the backup VPN.
  • I bet no one even knew this!

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
David Ascher	Introducing Mozilla Hatchery	“Hatchery Program for Innovation at Mozilla”	Vancouver	Didem Ersoz & Jinghua Zhang in Mountain View; Aaron Druck & Diane Bisgeier in San Francisco; Simon Wex in British Columbia & Paula LeDieu in London;	https://blog.mozilla.org/labs/2013/04/announcing-mozilla-hatchery/	https://mozillalabs.com/en-US/hatchery/
John Slater	Director of Creative	“Plug for upcoming Firefox OS brown bag (and t-shirt giveaway)”	San Francisco	no screen share	—	Stay tuned for more details coming via email.
Michelle Thorne	Webmaker Mentor Team	Maker Party 2013	Mozilla office, Berlin	Yes	Slides	Maker Party 2013 announced today at the White House. Mozilla is hosting a global campaign to celebrate things we can make and learn on the web. Sign up for updates and to get involved.
Dino Anderson	Organizational Development	“Rosetta Stone Relaunch May 1 and 2”	San Francisco	no screen share	Rosetta Stone wiki	Look for Rosetta Stone Relaunch reminder in e-mail.
Laura Thomson	Webtools Engineering Manager	YearUp Walk For Opportunity	Remote (Maryland, US)	No	—	Walk For Opportunity website

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Daniel Coates	Ben Adida	Mountain View	San Francisco	Software Engineer, Identity
Michael Henretty	Lucas Adamski	Mountain View	Mountain View	Software Engineer
Matea Lisica	Lori Jashinsky	Mountain View	Mountain View	Workplace Resources Space Planner
Sakina Groth	Chad Weiner	Mountain View	Charlotte, NC	Product Marketing Manager, Apps Marketplace

Introducing New Interns

New Intern	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Benjamin Bouvier	Luke Wagner	Mountain View	Mountain View	Platform Engineering
Deian Stefan	Dave Herman	Mountain View	San Francisco	Research Engineering

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

WebQA

Was a light week from the Engagement/Web Production projects’ side, due to their work week

• Engagement Projects
  • Firefox Flicks added new judges, carousel images and blog posts
• Firefox Marketplace
  • working on obtaining coverage for in-app payments testing in our shipping countries
• Socorro
  • Milestone 41 moved to 04.18.13 – https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=42&product=Socorro&list_id=6335267
• Community Members Onboarding
  • New Community Contributor Spotlight post! https://quality.mozilla.org/2013/04/contributor-spotlight-parul-mathur/

Automation & Tools

• B2G measurements using Eideticker are starting to arrive
• Moving Autophone into AWS for future proofing our Fennec startup results dashboard (as well as making those numbers far more stable)
• Working toward reducing orange factor for mobile platforms by aiding with the testing of the re-wired panda chassis and investigating robocop failures
• Ran Infrastructure load focus group meeting — more information coming soon w.r.t. what our measurements will show and what we predict various proposed solutions’ impact to be.
• For more information, please see our page

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All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

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Friends of the Tree

• Kensie Connor for organizing Open Web Open Mic last week in Toronto

Upcoming Events

Thursday, 18 April

• Grow Mozilla discussion at 10 AM pacific — a forum for discussing community building at Mozilla
  • Agenda and dial-in information (feel free to add items to the agenda)

• Intern presentations at 1-2:30pm PDT in 10FWD, SF Commons and TOR Commons. Come see Yiming Yang, Mack Duan and Luqman Aden present what they’ve been working on all winter!

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: MV (johnath)

• New SocialAPI providers on Beta!
• So much dev tools hotness in the last few weeks
  • Network panel
  • Side docking toolbox
  • Font inspector
  • Browser console
  • Ponies.

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: MV (johnath)

• FF20 for Android is the stable-est stable that ever stabled.
• Web Audio now enabled on nightlies, bumps Fennec html5test score to 431
• WebRTC has merged to m-c too, but is still pref’d off for the moment.
• No seriously, have you read Sriram’s stuff on overdraw and view reduction on Android?

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Matt in Toronto
Video presentation

Introducing a new open online course for Webmaker mentors: Teach the Web

• The course runs May 2 – June 30. Drop in anytime. Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) format.
• Learn how to teach digital literacy, coding and webmaking.
• Connect with other mentors, Moz Reps, educators and techies around the world.
• Get training and support for Maker Party 2013 — our big upcoming summer learning campaign.

How to get involved:

1. Sign up for the MOOC or learn more at webmaker.org/teach
2. Get help and ask questions any time using the “#teachtheweb” hashtag
3. Get started teaching right now. At webmaker.org/teach
4. Help run the course. Looking for “Super Mentors” to help with moderation, blog posts and more.

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

As part of our 15th anniversary, we’d like everyone to help us build a history of Mozilla told by Mozillians. Every week until the Summit, we’ll be blogging a different milestone in our history and we’d like you to attach stories, photos of t-shirts, photos of other stuff, and videos in the comments of those posts.

One thing we could do with the stories Mozillians share is update the History of the Mozilla Project. Imagine the possibilities of combining our stories with the cutting-edge technology behind the Horsehead Saga Timelime.

Please share your memories about this Mozilla milestone: The Mozilla project begins

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in SF

• It’s #neonmonday!

• A glance at two things we’re doing for 2013 Q2
  • We’re building a NOC.
    • Working with Taos on building a 24×7 Network Operations Center to support web properties & services such as Marketplace, Persona and product downloads.
  • We’re doing data center construction
    • Building second phase at Vantage/SCL3 to support a consolidation project (collapsing two data centers into SCL3) & building sufficient room for more Release Engineering test hardware.
    • Check out the graph on the right!
• We didn’t sit still last week
  • blog.mozilla.org performance & responsiveness improvements

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

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Mark Cornmesser	Amy Rich	Mountain View	Mountain View	Windows System Engineer
Alex Gibson	Michael Kelly	Toronto	UK	Sr. Front End Web Developer
Hema Koka	Mike Lee	Mountain View	Mountain View	Engineering Manager, Firefox OS
Dean Wilson	Mark Mayo	Mountain View	UK	Operations Engineer

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

Web QA

• B2G/Gaia testing:
  • 1 v1-train regression caught
  • 6 new tests added
  • Some coverage gained, some lost due to Marionette changes
• Bouncer
  • working through https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=860274 – Deploy bouncer redirect in support of 20.0.1 Firefox release
  • brandon (dev) added tests for them in https://github.com/mozilla/bouncer-tests/pull/30/files
• Firefox Health Report
• v1.0 shipped
  • https://blog.mozilla.org/metrics/fhr-faq/
  • https://twitter.com/lxt/status/320267073429311489
  • Diagnosing STR for https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=860477
• Mozilla.org
  • mozilla.org test day last Friday April 5th, 2013 https://etherpad.mozilla.org/mozilla-org-testday-april-2013
  • shipped https://mozilla.kanbanery.com/projects/33256/board/
• Mozillians
  • Milestone 04-04-2013 released this week
  • https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozillians/Releases/2013-04-04
• MDN
  • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Changelog
• Socorro
  • Releases are blocked until stage is stood back up
  • [tracker] Mo’ stage, mo’ problems: issues with backfilling and crontabber
  • https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=859931

Automation & Tools

• Many panda failures (intermittent reboots) have been diagnosed as a wiring issue in the chassis. Wiring is being replaced this week. Many thanks to jmaher, dividehex, and kmoir for some amazing debugging on this one
• Fixed some issues with errant bugmail in bugzilla
• Working with developers on an experimental microbenchmark performance suite – more to come as code starts to land.
• We noticed that our mentored bugs/good first bugs had gotten kind of stale and it was hard for contributors to really understand what is needed and what is required in those bugs. We’re going to freshen those up this week, and we encourage other teams at Mozilla to do the same.
• Lots more underway here

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All-hands Status Meeting Agenda

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Friends of the Tree

• Tiziana and Aleksej for participating and filing bugs for the mozilla.org Test Day on Friday 5th April, 2013

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, 09 April

• Security Champs: 13:00 PST » MTV-2J JK; SFO-7B The Warfield; TOR-5N Spadina (using the JK vidyo)

Wednesday, 10 April

• Open Web Open Mic @ Mozilla Toronto 5:30-9:00pm. Sign up!

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• We shipped!
  • And our uptake numbers are awesome
  • But a surprising number of people have profile paths with UNC characters, so we’re going to spin a point release bug 857672
• Australis approacheth

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: toronto (johnath)

• We shipped!
  • People love their quit buttons, Ian has a blog post
• The new content fonts are here, the new content fonts are here! (On Beta)

Webmaker

Speaker Location: @OpenMatt in Toronto
This week: lightning presentation from OpenNews. Showing off new demo: Tabula
“Liberate data trapped inside PDFs”

1. Try out Tabula now. Or read more about it, grab the source code or become a contributor.
2. Check out the new Open News Learning site. Programmatic solutions to journalistic problem sets. New case studies each week:
3. Learn more about Mozilla Open News.

Firefox OS

Speaker Location: no audio

• 1.0.1
  • Highest priority is closing blocker bugs raised by the remaining certification passes by downstream partners. This set of bugs will rise and fall with each successive phase of testing. Rolling, rolling, rolling…
• 1.1
  • Nearly feature-complete, waiting only for a few more Mail features and then MMS (a massive beast of a spec) support landing in the next couple of weeks.
• Kumar McMillan’s Hacks.m.o post on Navigator.pay() got a ton of internet attention over the weekend, even making it onto BoingBoing.net.

Grow Mozilla

Speaker Location: San Francisco

There was a Community Builders meetup in Toronto a couple of weeks ago where employees and volunteers from across the project worked on plans to address the highest priority community building needs. This group created a lot of things that will help all teams and local communities bring in new contributors.

If you’re interested in bringing in new contributors to your project, now is the perfect time since the opportunity has never been greater. When we encouraged people to get involved with Mozilla as part of promotions for Mozilla’s 15th anniversary, we had over 1,600 potential volunteers contact us in a single day.

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in SF

• 2013 Q1 Review, in -3- bullet points
• We didn’t sit still last week

Speakers

Title	Presenter	Topic	Media	More Details
OpenNews demo: Tabula	Dan Sinker, Manuel Aristarán (OpenNews Fellow @ La Nación), Mike Tigas (OpenNews Fellow @ ProPublica), Jeremy B. Merrill (ProPublica)	Tabula – PDF tabular data extractor	Screen share demo from Mike	http://source.mozillaopennews.org/en-US/articles/introducing-tabula/ https://github.com/jazzido/tabula
Head of Knowledge Cultivation	Dia Bondi	Capture Mozilla- state of the thing	Working with Video, Lessons Learned from Capture Mozilla (includes some tools!) A teaching video from the Community Builders Meetup using Popcorn /Super low budget share from David Boswell A video series to teach within a module Sprint Materials	The Ask: Host a video sprint and tell us: what worked? what was a blocker in the process? what would make video capture easier for you? Please drop your feedback into #capturemozilla already have some knowledge share on video? put it here want to host a video sprint or make a video and need some help? contact me at dia@mozilla.com or on IRC #thejudge

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Gijs Kruibosch	Justin Dolske	Mountain View	Netherlands	Software Engineer

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

Automation & Tools

• Lots of information over on our page

Engagement

PR

• Mozilla takes a fresh look at Google’s WebP image format

• Mozilla seeks to integrate payment system into Firefox OS
• Mozilla Moves Ahead With Its Plans For A Common Web API For Payments

• Mozilla: the Next 15 Years

• Mozilla Imagines a Brave New Multi-Core Firefox With ‘Servo’

• Mozilla: why the web is the future of the smartphone

• After Testing It With Facebook Messenger, Mozilla Signs Up Weibo, Mixi, MSN Now And CliqZ To Firefox’s Social API

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Friends of the Tree

Lisa Gray and Shannon Clayton for an outstanding job of managing the move of two existing offices in Paris into the splendiferous new Mozilla Space on Boulevard Montmartre. (…and they did it without even being able to speak French).

Upcoming Events

Monday, 01 April

• HTML5 Developer Conference

Tuesday, 02 April

• HTML5 Developer Conference with Mozilla speakers toeday:
  • 9:00 Christian Heilmann: “Setting disruptors to stun!”
  • 11:40 Tantek Çelik: “microformats2 & HTML5: The Next Evolutionary Step For Web Data”
  • 14:10 Diane Bisgeier: “You Can’t Build a Movement Alone”

Thursday, 04 April

• Grow Mozilla discussion at 10 AM pacific — a forum for discussing community building at Mozilla
  • Agenda and dial-in information (feel free to add items to the agenda)

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: Toronto (johnath)

• Release week! Tho’ your hands in the air
  • \o\
  • /o/
  • \o\
  • /o/
• FF20 means per-window private browsing, new download manager, developer toolbox. Tell a friend!

Firefox Mobile

Speaker Location: Toronto (johnath)

• Release week! Everybody dance!
  •  :D-<
  •  :D|-<
  •  :D/-<
• FF20 means private browsing tabs, homescreen customization, and broader ARMv6 reach. Tell a friend!

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Brett Gaylor will present a short Lightening Talk later on this call

• This week’s Webmaker update:
  • April Fools web hacks. Use this X-Ray Goggles project to play an April Fool’s joke on your friends
  • Complete blog post update on what else is happening this week: Webmaker vs. Bowie. Popcorn + the Pope. Localization workflow.

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: mrz in SF

• First of two firewall upgrades wrapped up on Saturday
  • was intrusive but gets us to a version that won’t require disruptions for future OS upgrades
• Sponsored first open source monitoring conference ~ http://monitorama.com/
  • Laura Thompson & monitoring at (rolf) scale using crash-stats.mozilla.com as an example of the challenges of monitoring a complex distributed system at high scale, and how developers, IT/Operations, and QA can successfully work together to constantly improve things in a devops fashion.

Speakers

Title	Name	Topic	Media	More Details
Mozilla Founder and Chief of People	Mitchell Baker and Debbie Cohen	Mozilla Summit 2013	No media / slides	https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summit2013 https://blog.lizardwrangler.com/2013/03/31/mozilla-summit/ https://blog.mozilla.org/community/2013/03/28/mozilla-summit-2013-the-word-is-out/
Sr. Director, Mozilla Webmaker	Brett Gaylor	Webmaker.org evolution for 2013 summer campaign	https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7968133/webmaker_evolutionv4.pdf
Product manager, community tools	William Reynolds	You can now have a public Mozillians profile	Blog post with details	Edit your profile and mark the fields you want as public.
Manager Hacking	Mike Morgan, aka morgamic	Building a manager community at Mozilla, why it’s important.		https://wiki.mozilla.org/Manager_Hacking
NetPolicy	Alex Fowler	Invite participation in Mozilla’s Internet policy activities.		https://wiki.mozilla.org/Netpolicy

Introducing New Hires

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Gijsbert Kruibosch	Justin Dolske	Mountain View	Netherlands	Software Engineer
Daniel Minor	Clint Talbert	Mountain View	Canada	Software Tools Developer, Mobile Platform
Christiane Ruetten	Yvan Boily	Mountain View	Berlin	Mobile Application Malware Specialist
Marc Schifer	Bob Moss	Mountain View	Mountain View	Senior Browser QA Manager

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Status Updates By Team (*non-voice* updates)

QA

WebQA

• Helped ship Input rewrite to production: https://input.mozilla.org
• Just helped ship about:healthreport (Firefox Health Report)

Automation & Tools

• Edmorley and the sheriffs put together a build/test visibility page for how to get (and keep) items visible on TBPL.
• Ahal landed mozcrash into the b2g harnesses so we are now getting b2g crash reports from the b2g automation.
• We possibly have a fix for panda board intermittent reboots (turns out we need better power supplies)
• More news here

Engagement

PR

• Superfast 3D gaming to land in Firefox, Chrome?
• Firefox Nightly Now Includes OdinMonkey, Brings JavaScript Closer To Running At Native Speeds
• Unreal Engine coming to Firefox

• Hands-on with Mozilla’s Web-based “Firefox OS” for smartphones

• Mozilla Takes Aim At A Global Duopoly With Firefox OS And The Open Web

Webdev

• Shipped a brand new rewritten-from-the-ground-up version of Input (https://input.mozilla.org/) on March 27th. We had a full three minutes where all feedback on Input was happy.

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Friends of the Tree

�system64� for doing first code to MDN

Upcoming Events

Thursday, 28 March

its SuMo day our by weekly evnet for you to help on sumo support.mozilla.org for people

Next Week

the weekly Mobile meeting will be live on air.mozilla 3pm wednesday you can join us in #sumo irc or in the board room in sf and Michelle Luna vidyo room

Product Status Updates (voice updates)

Firefox Desktop

Speaker Location: Gavin (toronto)

• Firefox in Burmese has been enabled on the Aurora channel. Congrats to the Mozilla Myanmar community for their hard work getting to this point!

Firefox Mobile

• No update this week

Webmaker

Speaker Location: Toronto (Matt Thompson)

The Webmaker video update will be played from Toronto

• The new webmaker.org/teach: Let’s teach the world the web
  • Popcorn version: http://mzl.la/teach_the_web_video
  • You Tube version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p98hDRmi7x0
• Full update on what’s happening with Webmaker this week

Grow Mozilla

No voice update this week

• Webdev contribution badges are now live! Go earn some.

60 Seconds with Mozilla IT

Speaker Location: MV

• Socorro upgrades
• HCI OS upgrades

Introducing New Interns

New Hire	Introduced by	Speaker location	New Hire location	Will be working on
Gareth Aye	Lucas Adamski	Mountain View	San Francisco	Software Engineer
Gareth Cull	Christopher More	Mountain View	Toronto,ON	Web Analytics and Optimization Engineer
Nicholas Grammater	Winnie Aoieong	Mountain View	San Francisco	Finance Analyst
Kendall Libby	Matthew Zeier	Mountain View	Arlington, MA	IT, Developer Services
Jack Moffitt	Azita Rashed	Mountain View	Albuqueque, NM	Senior Research Engineer
Michael Lee	Lucas Adamski	Mountain View	Mountain View	Engineering Manager
Michaela Thayer	Winston Bowden	San Francisco	Remote, Washington D.C.	Social Media

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Engagement

PR

• How Mozilla’s Open Badges May Work In the Real World
• Mozilla Shows Off Powerful New Developer Tools for Firefox
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Firefox OS App Workshops:
hands-on technical workshops for skilled web app developers
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2013/03/firefox-os-app-workshops/

• • Madrid, April 20
  • Bogota, May 18
  • Warsaw, June 1

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• Dial-in: conference# 8600
  • US/International: +1 650 903 0800 x92 Conf# 8600
  • US toll free: +1 800 707 2533 (pin 369) Conf# 8600
  • Canada: +1 416 848 3114 x92 Conf# 8600
  • FR/Paris: +33 1 44 79 34 80, x92 Conf# 8600