Fosdem:2012/Proposals

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Current talk proposals for the Mozilla room at FOSDEM 2012

Discussion about the future of XBL - Neil Deakin
(abstract)
B2G and/or WebAPI - Chris Jones, Andreas Gal
(abstract)
Web security, and how to stop the next DigiNotar - Kai Engert
In 2011 we learned that Certificate Authorities get hacked. What does this mean for the security of https and SSL/TLS? This talk covers the proposed solutions, why we aren't using any of them (yet), and how you can help.
OpenWeb Documentation aimed at Web Dev — MDN - J-Y Perrier
(abstract)
Getting started with the Add-on SDK - Jeff Griffiths
(abstract)
CSI:Mozilla - Crash Scene Investigations - Robert Kaiser
(abstract)
Mozilla Communities - Agile approach, tools, patterns and metrics - Bogomil Shopov
We're living in hard times right now. Most of the F(L)OSS projects suffers from lack of volunteers especially if they must donate a large amount of time to this project. My talk will show how you can plan better your community how to measure it, how to use tips and tricks from the commercial world and how to use some agile methods and tools to make you community kick-ass squad.
  • How to plan your community for next couple of months; (ex. We need 3 more people to join our translation effort) and Create the Flow – how a bug report goes from bugzilla to the the end of it’s life. (a.k.a kill the bug)
  • Define how to do it (ex. Troll the forums, create twitter campaign, contact universities, or something else?)
  • How to Measure it (How many retweets do you have, how many clicks, etc) and Why?
  • How to find patterns into your community and how to use them. For example – Most of the answers I receive to my mailing comes during business hours OR Friday is not a good day to send emails
  • What is Agile and how to use it to make my community life easier? ( Trello show-case )


On the shoulders of giants: Developing a medical application using XULRunner and XForms - Philipp Wagner
(abstract)
IT@Mozilla: Open sourcing the infrastructure - Ben Kero
(abstract)
The state of new CSS features in the CSSWG and in Mozilla - David Baron
(abstract)
The state of Women & Mozilla - Delphine Lebédel, Claire Corgnou
(abstract)
A guided tour of front-end development. Featuring: The Firefox Downloads Panel - Paolo Amadini
(abstract)
Developing Firefox in 2012 - Add-ons, Jetpack, Github and more. - Dietrich
(abstract)
IT and Community - Arzhel Younsi
(abstract)
Thunderbird - Ludovic Hirlimann
Thunderbird since version 3.0 , what happen, how it happened and what's coming up.
Howto: Extensions for Thunderbird - Jonathan Protzenko
(abstract)
HTML5 hacking session/Apps - Joe Stagner
(abstract)
Getting started with the Add-on SDK - Jeff Griffiths
(abstract)
Contribute to Gecko - Bobby Holley
(abstract)
JavaScript Update - Brendan Eich
(abstract)
Perf: Improving Firefox startup time on Android (linker, native UI, nested omnijar...)
(abstract)
Perf: Why apps start slowly on Linux and what to do about it
(abstract)
Perf: IO optimization
(abstract)
Introducting the Metrics Data Ping - Mark Reid
A General overview of the new data collection module, as well as an explanation of the rationale for adding it.