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Archive for March, 2008

In the past few weeks, we’ve helped a few different Mozilla contributors who have been doing more great work for Mozilla.  Here’s the summary:

Les Neste will participate in the Community Loan Program.  We sent him a Mac Mini to use for the next six months so he can continue to do some great work running [...]

In the world of Mozilla localization, anyone interested can localize Firefox or other Mozilla applications.  Aside from that, there are other web properties that need translation and one of those is the addons.mozilla.org web interface.  I’ve been working with Wil Clouser and others to make sure that we address the AMO needs as we push [...]

Recently, I’ve been interviewing candidates for a community/marketing role that will work directly with the Mozilla community in Europe. It’s been a really interesting process that I think is worth discussing.
The biggest challenge that I have had when interviewing these candidates is trying to find out how the potential hire will interact with our [...]

This past Wednesday, about 15 students from the Information Science Students Association (associated with University of Ljubljana) came to Mozilla to learn more about the project and what we do.  The students are in the U.S. for two weeks doing a tour of software companies in Silicon Valley and we were the first stop on [...]

Alexandru Szasz was one of the localization tool presenters at FOSDEM and he recently opened all of the code for his Narro Project.  What a great step forward!!  Thanks, Alexandru!
The source is available under GPLv2 license here:

http://code.google.com/p/narro/source/browse
He also mentioned to me that “there is a database sql script there, but right now [he is] going [...]