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A big part of getting a product like Firefox to market is the infrastructure for building and releasing the code. Unfortunately, there isn't much documentation at [http://developer.mozilla.org MDC] describing the process, but changing that is a goal of Mozilla Education. | A big part of getting a product like Firefox to market is the infrastructure for building and releasing the code. Unfortunately, there isn't much documentation at [http://developer.mozilla.org MDC] describing the process, but changing that is a goal of Mozilla Education. | ||
==[[Education/ComputerScience/Testing|Testing]]== | |||
Unit testing is essential to a project as large as Mozilla. If you hope to make a contribution to the core platform, you will need to learn to create a unit test that will prove it works and warn developers if someone else breaks it. Mozilla uses a variety of testing frameworks for different types of code. | |||
==[[Education/ComputerScience/Tools|Tools used by Mozilla]]== | ==[[Education/ComputerScience/Tools|Tools used by Mozilla]]== | ||