addons.mozilla.org was updated last week. AMO 3.2.1 was a maintenance release (26 bugs fixed) for any major issues with 3.2. Our next release will be AMO 3.4.1, the first of three dot releases for AMO 3.4, which is our next … Continue reading
Ran statsvn on r7797 through r11622. View svn stats for AMO 3.2. All week, all the time: On the developers page, you will see how many non-mozilla contributors have helped us update translations. Overall, some rough stats: 3134 changes 288602 … Continue reading
Yep — “sexy” and “AMO” in the same sentence. Our festively plump 3.2 target milestone added many features and refreshes that you can read about in a great post on Basil’s Bodacious blog. In the same time period we’ve also: … Continue reading
For about 48 hours the AMO API was thrashing because of the popularity (and hunger!) of the new add-ons manager in Firefox 3 Beta 3. The dust has settled and the servers are humming happily along, so now is a … Continue reading
AMO has a new look and we need your help to polish it off. Please tell us what you think! Check it out at preview.addons.mozilla.org Tell us what you think or File a bug Check the webdev blog for updates … Continue reading
Yes, we are over 10,000 commits in our subversion repository. This last update for AMO trunk includes the following fixes, among others: Update sk locale from bug 367271 Improving install experience for non-browser apps (bug 401272, r=clouserw) adding GUID to … Continue reading
I was looking at one of the AMO v3.2 mockups today. There are strings like “See All Interface Tweaks Add-ons” that we’ve avoided up till now, but this isn’t the first time they’ve been proposed. The problem we’re having is … Continue reading
Recently, I worked on a nice little feature for AMO: Letting developers reply to user reviews. The idea is, when you get a review as an add-on publisher, you may find a spot or two in it that you feel … Continue reading
Wil posted a blog that is a great resource for people looking to localize their sites. For those of you who went to our OSCON presentation, this is a great follow-up to the concepts we presented in our talk.
The download controller was modified on Thursday to prepare for the release of the 1.5.0.12 -> 2.0.0.4 major update. During release cycles, AMO takes abnormally high load which sometimes causes interruptions in service. To avoid this situation we agreed to … Continue reading
