more from dev day boston…
After lunch, lightning talks started again.

luser gave a good presentation about Breakpad. Here is a helpful post from bsmedberg.
Window talked security, starting off with her thoughts about metrics in the security world. She mentioned some people/projects with new ways to look at metrics, including securitymetrics.org, metricon, Dan Geer (of [...]

Asa and I have traveled to Boston for the dev day that is happening. You can probably get a sense of what is going on by reading the schedule on the wiki, so what can be relayed that you won’t read there? Well…the Hotel @ MIT is sweet, though the air conditioning [...]

Mozilla Labs launched a new forum site this past week. It’s a good place to log new ideas if you have them. This forum will be an excellent compliment to the resources we are providing through the community program. If you have a new idea about ways to support the community, I [...]

Asa and I will be heading to the Boston Developer Day this Friday. We’d love to meet as many community members as possible, so if you’re there, please say hello. You can always email me in advance. sethb at mozilla dot com.
I also went to the prior dev day in Mountain View [...]

I am going to be at the developer day this Sunday (March 25) in Mountain View and then the following Friday (March 30) in Boston. Having met members of the community in person at various events, it’s really great to see people face-to-face.
Asa and I will be at both dev days to say [...]

Ken Saunders (see A Few All-stars) and Michael Buckley redesigned the Access Firefox site.  Have a look.  Great work, guys!

When I was in Boston last week, I spent time meeting with some members of the Mozilla accessibility community. Ken Saunders and Aaron Leventhal are both working tirelessly on web accessibility issues for those with disabilities, and both are helping to promote Firefox as a great solution for many who want to access the [...]

On Sunday, I traveled to Boston to serve as a judge for Harvard Business School’s Pitch for Change competition that took place at the social enterprise conference hosted by the students at HBS. As it turns out, the contest was pretty fun.
Our day started with 24 student teams giving our panel of judges 30 [...]

The server we put in place in the Amsterdam colo is ready to go. Initially, the idea came from members in the l10n community and I blogged about it on January 10, 2007. It took some time for it to get up and running…our apologies. But, it’s now ready to go.
If [...]