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| Gaia Web Component Migration || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Gaia team members migrating from Building Blocks to web components. Wins, hurdles, lessons learned. Large project web component patterns. Wilson Page is interested, but is slammed right now. We should figure out when those APIs are getting enabled by default (behind a pref right now), and coordinate publishing with that. | | Gaia Web Component Migration || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Gaia team members migrating from Building Blocks to web components. Wins, hurdles, lessons learned. Large project web component patterns. Wilson Page is interested, but is slammed right now. We should figure out when those APIs are getting enabled by default (behind a pref right now), and coordinate publishing with that. | ||
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| Payments API || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS, Firefox ( | | Payments API || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS, Firefox (now)|| 1133963, 1034326 , 1134481 || Kumar did an intro, but we need to push on it's story. How have people actually used it? Testimonial stories from devs who've implemented would be dope. (Havi: UPDATE: Kumar/AndyM will write about payments and how to do them on mobile, android and desktop using new JS shim/library once bugs are closed. Early March?. Actually, there's a series of [https://hacks.mozilla.org/?s=payments payments posts], but not a lot of testimony that we'd want to share widely yet.) | ||
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| Fetch API Introduction || {{ok|}} || Firefox, Firefox OS, Android || {{bug|1039846}} || Nikhil Marathe agreed to write. | | Fetch API Introduction || {{ok|}} || Firefox, Firefox OS, Android || {{bug|1039846}} || Nikhil Marathe agreed to write. | ||
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| Power-positive Patterns || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Dietrich's student project for making it super easy for web developers to access the network in a power-and-network-consumption aware way. Dietrich will write. | | Power-positive Patterns || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Dietrich's student project for making it super easy for web developers to access the network in a power-and-network-consumption aware way. Dietrich will write. | ||
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| Firefox Hello || {{ok|}} || WebRTC || || Maire Reavy & team (Havi is in touch w/Maire) | | Firefox Hello || {{ok|}} || WebRTC || || Maire Reavy & team (Havi is in touch w/Maire) Pending /early March. | ||
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| Shumway || {{ok|}} || Moz Research || || Michael Bebenita, Chris Peterson & team (Havi is in touch-February) | | Shumway || {{ok|}} || Moz Research || || Michael Bebenita, Chris Peterson & team (Havi is in touch-February) | ||
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| CSS Filters || {{ok|}} || CSS || [https://longsonr.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/new-svgcss-filter-support-in-firefox/ blog post] || As of Fx35, no longer need SVG to do filters. Robert Longson blogged briefly about it (see link to left), but would be good to have a comprehensive post showing off filters without SVG. Should contact Robert, or see if someone who did the MDN content might want to write. | | CSS Filters || {{ok|}} || CSS || [https://longsonr.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/new-svgcss-filter-support-in-firefox/ blog post] || As of Fx35, no longer need SVG to do filters. Robert Longson blogged briefly about it (see link to left), but would be good to have a comprehensive post showing off filters without SVG. Should contact Robert, or see if someone who did the MDN content might want to write. | ||
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| J2ME.js || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS, Android? || || Dietrich reached out to Myk Melez, and he's talking with team about topics. | | J2ME.js || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS, Android? || || Dietrich reached out to Myk Melez, and he's talking with team about topics. Launch/and publicity delayed till post-MWC per PR. | ||
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| Croma app || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Numix Project's Android app, ported to Firefox OS. It's beautiful. I asked them to write a post about how they ported and implemented. They responded on twitter affirmatively, waiting to hear back on email. They threatened to use disco and cheesiness in their post, which meets our technical requirements and editorial standards. | | Croma app || {{ok|}} || Firefox OS || || Numix Project's Android app, ported to Firefox OS. It's beautiful. I asked them to write a post about how they ported and implemented. They responded on twitter affirmatively, waiting to hear back on email. They threatened to use disco and cheesiness in their post, which meets our technical requirements and editorial standards. |