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* Paul Rouget:| Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.|- | Robert Nyman:

* Robert Nyman ([http://www.robertnyman.com/2009/03/31/the-trip-to-berlin-and-the-mozilla-add-ons-workshop-2009/ blog]):| Robert has been working with web developing, mostly interface coding, since 1998. His biggest interests lie in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. In his talk he will talk you through your first steps with Firefox extension development to a complete runnable extension. ([http://www.robertnyman.com/2009/03/31/the-trip-to-berlin-and-the-mozilla-add-ons-workshop-2009/ blog])|-| Tobias Leingruber:

* Tobias Leingruber:| Tobias' background is web development and visual design. In 2007 he fell in love with FF add-ons and remixing the web. The browser is his operating system. He will show a collection of [http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/12/firefox-add-ons-double-as-art-pranks-fun/ fun and experimental add-ons] .|-| Brian King:

* Brian King:| Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].|-| Robert Kaiser ("[[User:KaiRo|KaiRo]]"):[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎jpg|left|A picture of Robert Kaiser]]* Robert Kaiser ("[[User:KaiRo|KaiRo]]"):German Mozilla localizer since late 1999, theme designer and code contributor to L10n, build system, UI and SeaMonkey areas, SeaMonkey Council member, serving as project coordinator and build/release engineer.|-| Philipp Kewisch:

* Philipp Kewisch:| ...has been contributing to the Calendar Project since late 2006. He started out with the Provider for Google Calendar and after many core code contriutions now leads the Project.|-| Yan [http://t.crew.c-base.org t] Minagawa:

* Yan [http://t.crew.c-base.org t] Minagawa :** | just diving into mozillaverse. ** internet and plattform technologist, involved in many open source and open culture activities.** long-term crew member of c-base spacestation.|-| Daniel Kirsch:

* Daniel Kirsch:| Has done localization work for mozilla. Works on commercial projects based on Mozilla/XULRunner since 2003. Works daily with JavaScript, XUL, CSS and other web technologies.|-| Carsten Book:

* Carsten Book | Software Engineer working for the Mozilla QA Team,long time Mozilla Community Member, works onAutomated Testing, Performance Testing, Community.[http://blog.mozilla.com/tomcat blog] [mailto:tomcat@mozilla.com email]** Software Engineer working for the Mozilla QA Team, long time Mozilla Community Member, works on Automated Testing, Performance Testing, Community|-| Jürgen Berg:

J&uuml;rgen Berg:<br/> | German extension localizer.<br/>Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], <br/>

* Richard Sternagel:| is web developer and especially interested in web technologies, dynamic languages, the Mozilla Platform and agile software development but also stuff like Interface Design, Usability or Design.|-| Daniel Glazman:

* Daniel Glazman:| Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.|-| Philipp Söhnlein:

* Philipp Söhnlein:| Webdeveloper, who loves the flexibility of XUL applications and wants to develop extensions for all of them. Starting with Firefox extensions, the next target will be extending Komodo.|-| [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:

* [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:| A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.

|-* | Sebastian Hengst:($PHOTO)| addons.mozilla.org senior editor, Team erweiterungen.de member, localizer of >60 extensions and bug filer.About the talk "Code guidelines & managing feedback": In early development stages, the goals usually adopt to meet the wishes of users and to find the best technical solution, i. e. by performance. Maintaining easily understandable code should prevent you from losing the joy of coding your add-on. Archaeopteryx, a senior editor of Mozilla's Add-ons site (addons.mozilla.org) will talk about the code and review guidelines. Furthermore, he presents different way to receive and manage automatic and manual feedback, saving you and your users time.|}