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Dates: 9-11 October, 2010 (tentative)
Dates: 9-11 October, 2010 (tentative)


Location: [http://lacantine.org La Cantine], Paris France
Location: Mozilla office, Paris France


=== Potential Topics ===
=== Potential Topics ===


* HTML5
* HTML5 (incl. video)
* CSS3
* CSS3  
* JavaScript (esp. multithreading)
* JavaScript (esp. multithreading)
* SVG
* SVG
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Some of Paul Rouget's demos could be used as a basis for a tutorial. That is, describe each of the parts that go into the demo, and how they fit together.
Some of Paul Rouget's demos could be used as a basis for a tutorial. That is, describe each of the parts that go into the demo, and how they fit together.


=== Ideal Participant ===
=== Participant Profile ===


* Familiar with at least one of the target topics.
* Familiar with at least one of the target topics.
* Able to read code and then describe it in words.
* Lives in Europe.
* Lives in Europe.
* Moderately fluent in English.
* Moderately fluent in English.
* Preferably already active in the Mozilla community. However, topic expertise trumps this.
* Preferably already active in the Mozilla community. However, topic expertise trumps this.

Revision as of 19:40, 23 August 2010

Doc Sprint Planning

Open Web Doc Sprint

Goal: Create tutorials aimed at web developers on using open web standards.

Dates: 9-11 October, 2010 (tentative)

Location: Mozilla office, Paris France

Potential Topics

  • HTML5 (incl. video)
  • CSS3
  • JavaScript (esp. multithreading)
  • SVG
  • WebSockets
  • MathML
  • IndexedDB

Some of Paul Rouget's demos could be used as a basis for a tutorial. That is, describe each of the parts that go into the demo, and how they fit together.

Participant Profile

  • Familiar with at least one of the target topics.
  • Able to read code and then describe it in words.
  • Lives in Europe.
  • Moderately fluent in English.
  • Preferably already active in the Mozilla community. However, topic expertise trumps this.