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== Development Links == | == Development Links == | ||
* [[Labs/Weave/Roadmap|Roadmap]] - Upcoming release plans | * [[Labs/Weave/Roadmap/0.3|Roadmap]] - Upcoming release plans | ||
* [[Labs/Weave/QA|QA]] - Testing Weave | * [[Labs/Weave/QA|QA]] - Testing Weave | ||
* [[Labs/Weave/WeeklyMeetings|Weekly Meetings]] | * [[Labs/Weave/WeeklyMeetings|Weekly Meetings]] | ||
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* [http://people.mozilla.com/~cbeard/weave/dist/latest-weave.xpi Latest build] | * [http://people.mozilla.com/~cbeard/weave/dist/latest-weave.xpi Latest build] | ||
* [[Labs/Weave/ClientAPI|How To Write a Sync Engine for a New Data Type]] | * [[Labs/Weave/ClientAPI|How To Write a Sync Engine for a New Data Type]] | ||
== Docs And Notes == | == Docs And Notes == | ||
Revision as of 20:48, 2 February 2009
Back to Labs.
Weave is a Mozilla Labs project to integrate web services into Firefox by allowing users to securely share their data with other users and 3rd parties. As such, the Weave encompasses a Firefox add-on, a server component, data sharing APIs, etc.
All software released as part of the Weave project is currently considered to be in the early prototype stage, so use it at your own risk.
You can read more about Weave in its "project page," as well as the Weave User Forum.
More Information
Development Links
- Roadmap - Upcoming release plans
- QA - Testing Weave
- Weekly Meetings
- 0.3 Server setup
- Build Instructions - How to retrieve the Weave source code and build the extension yourself.
- Latest build
- How To Write a Sync Engine for a New Data Type
Docs And Notes
- Mozilla Weave: A Bird's-eye View great overview, albeit slightly out of date.
- Notifications - Using the notifications system to notify users about Weave events/problems.
- Server API Extras - Additions to the server API for account registration, etc.
- OAuth Overview - Some notes about how OAuth might apply to Weave.
- Attic - a few links, now outdated