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| * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/crash-stats.mozilla.org | Find out more about how to get involved with crash-stats.mozilla.org (Socorro) ]] | | * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/crash-stats.mozilla.org | Find out more about how to get involved with crash-stats.mozilla.org (Socorro) ]] |
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| === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/mozillians.org | mozillians.org (Mozillians)]] ===
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| This is a great first project to get involved! [http://mozillians.org/ Mozillians] is our community directory for core Mozilla volunteers and staff. It's a tool used by everyone involved with Mozilla, and it's the primary way that Mozillians can find each other. There are both front-end and back-end development opportunities, and we have mentors from the team to guide you through your first contributions.
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| * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/mozillians.org | Find out more about how to get involved with mozillians.org]]
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| === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/reps.mozilla.org |reps.mozilla.org (ReMo)]] ===
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| The [https://reps.mozilla.org/ Mozilla Reps site] is where Mozilla Reps report their activities and share the events they run. There are both front-end and back-end development opportunities, and we have mentors to help you with your first contributions.
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| * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/reps.mozilla.org |Find out more about how to get involved with reps.mozilla.org]]
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| === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/careers.mozilla.org | careers.mozilla.org ]] === | | === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/careers.mozilla.org | careers.mozilla.org ]] === |
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| * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/location.services.mozilla.com | Find out more about how to get involved with location.services.mozilla.com ]] | | * [[Webdev/GetInvolved/location.services.mozilla.com | Find out more about how to get involved with location.services.mozilla.com ]] |
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| === [http://dxr.mozilla.org dxr.mozilla.org] ===
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| DXR is Mozilla's code search and navigation tool, aimed at making sense of large projects like Firefox. It supports full-text and regex searches as well as structural queries like "Find all the callers of this function." Behind the scenes, it uses trigram indices, the re2 library, and structural data collected by a custom compiler plugin. A great project for folks interested in parsers or search.
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| * [[DXR | Get started here.]]
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| === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/PluginCheck | PluginCheck]] === | | === [[Webdev/GetInvolved/PluginCheck | PluginCheck]] === |