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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. Here are links to some of the demos: | ||
* [https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/07/firefox4-beta2/ CSS transitions & transforms] | |||
* [http://demos.hacks.mozilla.org/openweb/WARMCSS/ CSS3 and HTML5 video w/SVG filter] | |||
* [http://demos.hacks.mozilla.org/openweb/LONDONPROJECT/ Video with SVG clip path and CSS transitions] | |||
* [http://demos.hacks.mozilla.org/openweb/CSSMAKESUSICK/ Images, video, canvas, with CSS transforms] | |||
* [http://demos.hacks.mozilla.org/openweb/HWACCEL/ Hardware acceleration stress test] | |||
* [http://videos.mozilla.org/serv/blizzard/audio-slideshow/#slide1 Audio Data API] | |||
* [http://people.mozilla.com/~vladimir/demos/darkroom/darkroom.html Digital darkroom in JavaScript] | |||
* [http://people.mozilla.com/~vladimir/demos/jsfft/jsfft.html Real-time 2D FFT in JavaScript] | |||
* [http://wallpapers.foxkeh.com/en/creator/personas.xhtml Foxkeh's SVG wallpaper creator] | |||
Here are some examples of tutorials to use as inspiration: | Here are some examples of tutorials to use as inspiration: | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 21 September 2010
Doc Sprint Planning
Open Web Doc Sprint
Goal: Create tutorials for web developers on using open web standards.
Dates: 9-11 October, 2010
Location: Mozilla office (Sat & Sun), Paris France; La Cantine (Mon)
Potential Topics
- HTML5 (incl. video)
- CSS3
- JavaScript (esp. multithreading)
- SVG
- WebSockets
- MathML
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. Here are links to some of the demos:
- CSS transitions & transforms
- CSS3 and HTML5 video w/SVG filter
- Video with SVG clip path and CSS transitions
- Images, video, canvas, with CSS transforms
- Hardware acceleration stress test
- Audio Data API
- Digital darkroom in JavaScript
- Real-time 2D FFT in JavaScript
- Foxkeh's SVG wallpaper creator
Here are some examples of tutorials to use as inspiration:
- Canvas tutorial on MDN
- Tutorial on HTML5 and CSS3, focusing on document sectioning
- Read HTML5 Audio Data with Firefox 4
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.
Schedule
- 8-Oct
- Everybody arrives; dinner together.
- 9-Oct
- Discuss agenda and plan; assign tasks; start working.
- 10-Oct
- More work on tutorials; dinner and bowling.
- 11-Oct
- Finish tutorials; assess and clean up. Mozilla Community dinner.
- 12-Oct
- Depart for home.