OsconBof

Proposal for OSCON BOF

Title: Tools and Other Resources for Mozilla Extension Development

Description: Are you interested in learning more about developing extensions or applications using Mozilla technology? Join us to discuss what's going on with Mozilla and Firefox that affects developers, stop by to demo your latest creation, or get helpful information about resources in the community that can help you with your project.

Abstract: The Mozilla development ecosystem exists in many different forms, from core hacking on one end to 3rd party extension development on the other. This section will focus on the latter, with special emphasis on the tools available for everything from XUL coding to JavaScript debugging to binary XPCOM component creation. Another area of focus will be the rich community resources available to developers, guided by the Mozdev team who have 8 years experiencing in cultivating the community and Mozilla technologies. Whether it is your first time, or you already have some extensions, there should be something for everyone. The session will be open and flexible depending on what people are interested in.

Speakers: Brian King, Eric Jung, others?

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