Gecko:Home Page: Difference between revisions
m (→Scheduling and Roadmaps: update the latest info) |
|||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
* [[Firefox3/Gecko Feature List]] tracks Gecko 1.9 features for Firefox 3; an alpha release of this codenamed "Gran Paradiso" was released in December 2006. | * [[Firefox3/Gecko Feature List]] tracks Gecko 1.9 features for Firefox 3; an alpha release of this codenamed "Gran Paradiso" was released in December 2006. | ||
* [[Mozilla2]] is the next-generation of the Mozilla code, including Gecko. | * [[Mozilla2]] is the next-generation of the Mozilla code, including Gecko. | ||
* [[Firefox3/StatusMeetings]] has weekly status meetings on Gecko 1.9 | * [[Firefox3.1/StatusMeetings]] has weekly status meetings on Gecko 1.9 | ||
=== Feature Planning / Specs === | === Feature Planning / Specs === | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 28 October 2008
Are You In The Right Place?
This wiki is concerned with development of the Gecko rendering engine itself. If you are a Web developer (building Web pages, sites, apps, etc.) and have questions about (X)HTML, XUL, CSS, DOM, or JavaScript then go to the Mozilla Developer Center.
Planning
Scheduling and Roadmaps
- Global:1.9 Trunk 1.8 Branch Plan explains the versions of Gecko used for Firefox 1.5, Firefox 2.x, and Firefox 3.
- Gecko 1.9 Roadmap laid out the vision for Gecko in Firefox 3
- Firefox3/Gecko Feature List tracks Gecko 1.9 features for Firefox 3; an alpha release of this codenamed "Gran Paradiso" was released in December 2006.
- Mozilla2 is the next-generation of the Mozilla code, including Gecko.
- Firefox3.1/StatusMeetings has weekly status meetings on Gecko 1.9
Feature Planning / Specs
Most feature planning should happen in Bugzilla, but for some things it's easier to map out a spec on the wiki first.
Developer Resources
Frame inheritance hierarchy (dated May 18, 2008)
Mozilla's Layout Engine (Presentation by L. David Baron) (dated Thursday, December 14, 2006, 13:30 PST
Gecko:Miscellaneous Notes Random documentation we don't yet know how to categorize.
Gecko:Task List If you're familiar with Gecko code and want to contribute.
Gecko:Testing Tasks if you're interested in getting started by helping with testing Gecko
Gecko:Getting Started If you're just beginning.
Gecko:Frequently Asked Questions Developers' FAQ.
Gecko:Wish List Architecture and implementation ideas.
Gecko:Content Team Minutes Agenda and minutes from the Content Team
Gecko:Layout Improvements Architectural improvements we should make in layout. Also see Gecko:Compositor
Gecko:Moving Plugins To Content
Font selection and Font selection/Default fonts
Related Resources
XUL development happens at XUL:Home Page.
RDF development happens at Axel Hecht's RDF API Wiki.