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MDN is the Mozilla Developer Network, primarily at the site https://developer.mozilla.org/ (sometimes known as "devmo", formerly known as MDC for Mozilla Developer Center).
Current Projects
- Project "Kuma" - MDN 1.x/2.x (2011)
- Kuma/MDN Roadmap & Milestones provides an overview of our release schedule.
- Archive for older MDN 0.9.x (Danger Mouse) releases
- Craig's mockups will give you a look at the design work we're doing.
- Kuma/MDN Roadmap & Milestones provides an overview of our release schedule.
- Mozilla Hacks Blog
- See what's coming up on our content calendar.
- about:hacks Newsletter
- Documentation Sprints
- We get together, in person or online, for focused effort of writing documentation for MDN.
- New documentation hierarchy
- We're working on a new organizational hierarchy for documentation content. Please take a look and offer your suggestions.
Test-Automation Approach
Past / Completed Projects
Roadmap & Brainstorming
- Milestones: Goals, features, and dates of MDN releases.
- MDN Roadmap Brainstorm (really old and outdated, but good to keep around for inspiration and ideas)
- Web QA Schedule to help plan milestones.
- AMO Roadmap for reference.
- Metrics
About Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
The Mozilla Developer Network is a resource that brings together various developer communities within the Mozilla universe and provides a platform for developers to learn, share, and collaborate.
- GOALS
- Improve discover-ability of resources for our Web, Add-ons, Mobile, Firefox/Mozilla and Labs developer communities.
- Create a home for developer marketing and evangelism efforts for Mozilla as a company and community.
- Engage with developer communities more frequently to raise awareness of Mozilla programs and increase participation.
- Re-establish Mozilla as leader in "open Web" innovation through higher visibility for our developer communities.
- AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT
- Website and wiki platform selection, customization, and maintenance (learn from our issues with MindTouch Deki)
- Better communication and collaboration with product teams (Firefox, Add-ons, Labs, etc) for a more integrated developer marketing program
- Surfacing important developer issues and addressing their needs through direct and frequent feedback (surveys, User Voice integration, etc)
- Showcasing our leadership in Web innovation and standards support (woff, open video, etc) to stay ahead of the competition
- Better use of metrics to track engagement and more research to understand our developer segments in order to provide useful insights to drive our decisions.
- Rebuild our developer ground game by bringing back community events like Developer Days and trying new experiments like the Mozilla User Groups (MUGs) program or Hacks Nights.
Developer Communities
- Web
- Mobile
- Add-ons
- Applications
- Labs
Developer Properties and Channels
- Mozilla Developer Center (MDC): http://developer.mozilla.org
- Hacks blog: http://hacks.mozilla.org
- Hacks newsletter about:hacks
- Hacks Twitter account @mozhacks
- Hacks Youtube channel mozhacks
- Mozilla Labs: http://mozillalabs.com/
- Add-ons Developer Hub: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers
- Firefox for Mobile: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/
- Newsgroups: mozilla.dev.web-development
- Dev-news
- Web-tech blog
Resources & Contact Info
- Brainstorm Notes
- Inspiration & Examples
- Notes from MDN Session at Summit 2010
- Development Process
- Status Meetings
- MDN L10n
- Technical Details (requires Mozilla auth)
- Contacts
- FAQ (coming soon)
MDN Site Community
The MDN Site Community consists of people interested in maintaining and improving the content of the MDN Site.
- IRC: #devmo on irc.mozilla.org
- Mailing list: dev-mdc at lists.mozilla.org, https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-mdc
- (inactive) MDN Community Forum
- Community meetings occur every two weeks on Wednesdays, 10:00 US Pacific time (UTC-0800 in winter, UTC-0700 in summer), in the #devmo IRC channel. See Agenda & minutes.