DevTools/2011-01-05
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Meeting Details
- Wednesday Jan. 05, 2010 - 9:00am Pacific, 12:00pm Eastern, 16:00 UTC
- 650-903-0800 or 650-215-1282 x92 Conf# 275
- 1-800-707-2533 (pin 369) Conf# 275 (US)
- #devtools on irc.mozilla.org for backchannel
Notices
- Web Console status
- Track the bugs here: http://mzl.la/dtbugs
- See the report for details
- This week:
- 15 blockers
- Pre-holidays:
- 20 blockers, 22 bugs that need to get going
- Firebug update
- Firebug 1.6.1 being released today
- Firebug now goes through the regular add-on review process
- Skywriter update
- msucan has created an initial very simple dryice tool to build the code
- bugs opened on the loose ends for 1.0
- jwalker suggests that accessibility needs to be on the list, and that perhaps we don't want to move directly to 1.0
- Post-Firefox 4 developer tools
- Web Console blockers will likely be landed in 2 weeks
- by the end of January, it's possible that our plate will be completely clear of Firefox 4 blockers
- kdangoor to schedule meetings to start narrowing down a problem space for the coming devtools
- jwalker mentions that we do not have an in-person meetup scheduled
- a February meeting in Mountain View may make sense
- we should try to get jblandy there as well
Roundtable
- pcwalton has made a framerate add-on
- https://github.com/pcwalton/firefox-framerate-monitor
- Built with Jetpack
- uses the chrome module to do XPCOM stuff
- that XPCOM stuff is the kind of stuff we want to build into the SDK
- rcampbell's workspace add-on is becoming more usable
- http://antennasoft.net/addons/workspace.xpi
- one issue he had was opening a chrome window was something that didn't seem to fit Jetpack well and he used a traditional add-on instead
- we need to raise issues like that with the Jetpack team to figure out the best approach
- Add-on SDK "static linking"
- it's proposed that the Add-on SDK will be "statically linked" with add-ons.
- this means that the add-ons will include the Add-on SDK modules that they use
- the devtools SDK should piggyback on the same mechanisms used there
- what does this mean for bundled devtools?
- will the bundled devtools include a copy of the Add-on SDK/devtools SDK frozen at a particular version?