Once a month, web developers from across Mozilla gather to continue work on our doomsday robot that will force the governments of the world to relinquish control of the internet to us. Crafting robotic monsters is hard work, so we … Continue reading
Once a month, web developers from across the Mozilla Project get together to upvote stories on Hacker News from each of our blogs. While we’re together, we usually end up sharing a bit about our side projects over beers, which … Continue reading
As you may have noticed, Firefox for desktop computers (Windows, Mac, and Linux) got a redesigned interface with the release of Firefox 29.0. This redesigned browser called for redesigned web pages to showcase the new interface (the tabs, icons, menus, … Continue reading
Once a month, web developers from across Mozilla gather to summon cyber phantoms and techno-ghouls in order to learn their secrets. It’s also a good opportunity for us to talk about what we’ve shipped, share what libraries we’re working on, … Continue reading
We just launched a redesigned website for Firefox Affiliates — check it out! The Affiliates website is a portal for almost 100,000 Mozilla supporters. Affiliates believe in Mozilla’s cause and want to show their support by placing an affiliate link … Continue reading
The latest version of Firefox is a huge milestone for Mozilla and represents the combined efforts of hundreds of people from around the world. To celebrate this launch we revisited Glow, a real-time visualization of Firefox downloads originally used during … Continue reading
The Get Involved page on mozilla.org is one of the primary ways future community members reach out to join Mozilla and work with us to build a better Internet. In March 2013, we turned the Get Involved page into an … Continue reading
I talked recently at DjangoCon about how to build better Python packages. As engineers we all use each other’s open source libraries everyday so it’s nice when 1) they work, 2) they’re well documented, and 3) they’re well tested. For … Continue reading
We’re excited to release a new onboarding experience for users updating to the new Firefox (Australis). We’re not just introducing a new design in Firefox 29, but a new way for the web and chrome to interact with each other … Continue reading
After months of hard work by talented Mozillians, both paid and volunteer, DXR’s UI overhaul branch has hit production! With more efficient workflows, support for multiple trees, and improvements in discoverability, it makes searching Mozilla’s codebases more fun and takes … Continue reading
