Discover Shiretoko
Mozilla Japan just launched the Discover Shiretoko campaign in collaboration with the Shiretoko Nature Foundation (SNF), a Japanese nature conservation organization. Visit the Discover Shiretoko site...
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It’s time to Shock the Web!
It’s no surprise that Firefox 3.5 is already causing a ruckus on Twitter… but that’s just the beginning! We hope the social media blitz will continue over the next 24 hours as we watch the Shiretoko...
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Developing the MDN brand
As Chris Blizzard blogged about a few months ago, we’re in the process of creating the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) to help unify a diverse, global developer community and give them a strong...
View ArticleSharing the MDN roadmap
The Mozilla engagement team has seen a lot of change in the past few months and while it has been challenging to continue the momentum we built last year around the Mozilla Developer Network, it’s time...
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MDN Roadmap for 2010
It was great to see a nice turnout for the MDN brownbag today. There were a lot of great questions and people are excited about our plans for take the MDN website and our documentation platform to the...
View ArticleWeb Developers and the Open Web – survey results
We just finished compiling the data from our Q3 “Web Developers & the Open Web” survey and will be presenting the results next week. My intern Brian Louie and I worked with Joan Green, a research...
View ArticleMDN 0.9.1 released
Today we successfully pushed out the first of many updates to the new MDN website. This first Danger Mouse (0.9.x) release focused on tweaks based on community feedback and will set us up for more...
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SXSW 2011 recap…
With the recent launch of Demo Studio, the awesome work we’re doing with our Docs community, and Janet already living in Austin, I decided to head to SXSW this year to promote the Mozilla Developer...
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Improving MDN discoverability
MDN continues to be a popular destination for developers looking for everything from building Firefox Add-ons to hacking on the Mozilla source code. But as modern browsers continue to evolve, MDN has...
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It’s been an amazing ride…
I don’t know if I can write a full blog post without getting all teary-eyed, so I’ll just share the email I wrote to my colleagues to say goodbye: I have been fortunate enough to experience an amazing...
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