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Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Mary Colvig
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Christian Heilmann
by John Slater
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: John Slater
by Mary J. Colvig, Chris Beard, Amie Tyrrel and Debbie Cohen
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Chris Beard
Speaker: Mary Colvig
Speaker: Debbie Cohen
Speaker: Amie Tyrrel
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Christian Heilmann
(or, Conference Participation and Evangelism Demystified)
by David Mason
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: David Mason
by Janet Swisher, Jay Patel and Eric Shepherd
BoF Session:
Sheppy, Janet and a group of volunteers have been expanding our developer-oriented documentation on MDN, both for Firefox/Gecko-specific features and for open Web standards. As the docs community grows, we are getting interest from other vendors, like Google, to contribute and find ways to do more together. We would like to see a world where all the vendors working on open Web technologies bring their doc writers together to create content that benefits all Web developers -- and Mozilla is the best organization to pull it off. But there are questions about ownership, branding and social structure that we need to sort out. We hope to get the discussion started with Mozillians, so we can better prepare a plan to share with Google, Adobe, Opera and Microsoft to see if we can make something happen.
Track: Grow Mozilla
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Michael Verdi
For about a year now, SUMO has been producing weekly project update videos as a way to promote and communicate our activities in more engaging ways. In this session, Michael Verdi, our in-house videoblogging expert, will guide the audience through the benefits of using video when engaging with communities, as well as demonstrating useful techniques to make this a simple task.
by Robert Nyman
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Robert Nyman
When you get feedback and comments, especially ones that don't relate to what you work on, how do we acknowledge those who are commenting, treat them with respect and make them feel that they are being heard. Basically, how do we handle feedback more effectively, both internally and externally.
by Ibai Garcia
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Ibai Garcia
by David Boswell and Aakash Desai
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Aakash Desai
Speaker: David Boswell
by Aakash Desai
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Aakash Desai
by David Boswell
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: David Boswell
by Mary J. Colvig and Jason Haas
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Jason Haas
Speaker: Mary Colvig
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Melissa Shapiro
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Stas Malolepszy
by Alex Fowler
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Alex Fowler
by John O'Duinn
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: John O'Duinn
by Crystal Beasley and Brian Dils
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Crystal Beasley
Speaker: Brian Dils
by Sheila Mooney, JP Rosevear and Lucas Adamski
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Lucas Adamski
Speaker: Sheila Mooney
Speaker: JP Rosevear
While Rapid Release has been effective at managing the progress of individual features, it does not provide much guidance on how to prioritize and drive other types of work necessary to ensure a quality release. Security, stability, performance, localization and other types of non-feature work do not naturally fit into the mantra of "it ships when its ready". This session will discuss a strawman proposal on how such work could effectively be prioritized and driven to completion in context of the other product prioritizes.
by J.B. Piacentino
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: J.B. Placentino
by John O'Duinn
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: John O'Duinn
by Ibai Garcia and William Reynolds
Track: Grow Mozilla
Speaker: Ibai Garcia
Speaker: William Reynolds