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MozillaBuild

2011-11-23T14:26:02Z

Rist: /* Release Notes */

=== Overview ===
MozillaBuild is a meta-installer that provides everything needed to build Mozilla on Windows, sans Visual C++. Its source lives in http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-build/. Bugs should be filed in [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=mozilla.org&component=MozillaBuild mozilla.org :: MozillaBuild]. For information about building Mozilla on Win32, [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Windows_Build_Prerequisites see the Mozilla Developer Center page].

=== Current Version ===
The current version of MozillaBuild is 1.5.1. It is available on [http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mozilla/libraries/win32/MozillaBuildSetup-Latest.exe ftp.mozilla.org].

=== Release Notes ===
Release notes can usually be found on Ted's blog: http://blog.mozilla.com/ted/category/mozillabuild/

* [http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.platform/browse_thread/thread/277b013415354af6 MozillaBuild 1.6]
* [http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.platform/msg/85c060d5f5f3c202 MozillaBuild 1.5.1]: added YASM for WebM code in Firefox 4.
* [http://blog.mozilla.com/ted/2010/07/22/mozillabuild-1-5/ MozillaBuild 1.5]: Mercurial 1.5.4, Python 2.6.5, and support for Visual Studio 2010.
* [http://blog.mozilla.com/ted/2009/07/24/mozillabuild-1-4/ MozillaBuild 1.4]: Windows x64 compatibility and other.
* [http://blog.mozilla.com/ted/2008/06/16/mozillabuild-13/ MozillaBuild 1.3]
* [[MozillaBuild:ReleaseNotes:1.2]]

(there are no release notes for 1.1 and below.)

=== Historic Versions ===
Old versions of MozillaBuild can also be found on [ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/libraries/win32 ftp.mozilla.org].

EU MozCamp 2011/Participants/Full List

2011-11-08T18:12:43Z

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! First Name
! Last Name
! Country
! I work on
! Email
! Blog/Twitter
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| Paul
| Rouget
| France
| Dev Tools
| paul@mozilla.com
| @paulrouget
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| Majda
| Nafissa Rahal
| Algeria
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| Guillermo
| Movia
| Argentina
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| Julian
| Viereck
| Austria
| 
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| Hugo
| Acosta
| Bolivia
| 
| hugo@mozillabolivia.org
| @nex23
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| Benoit
| Leseul
| Belgium
| 
| 
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| Aleksandar
| Savic
| Bosnia-Herzegovina
| 
| aleksandar@mozilla.ba
| @aleksandar_s
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| Kerim
| Kalamujic
| Bosnia-Herzegovina
| 
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| Pavel
| Ivanov
| Bulgaria
| 
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| Ognyan
| Kulev
| Bulgaria
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| Bogomil
| Shopov
| Bulgaria
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| Margarita
| Yordanova
| Bulgaria
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| Sasa
| Tekovic
| Croatia
| 
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| Pavel
| Cvrček
| Czech Republic
| L10N
| pcvrcek@mozilla.cz
| @JasnaPaka
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| Pavel
| Franc
| Czech Republic
| 
| 
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| Martin
| Stransky
| Czech Republic
| 
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| Jesper
| Kristensen
| Denmark
| l10n, support
| mail jesperkristensen dk
| http://blog.mozilladanmark.dk/
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| Soren
| Munk Skroder
| Denmark
| 
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| Haitham
| Sakr El Ghareeb
| Egypt
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| Ahmed
| Soliman
| Egypt
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| Merike
| Sell
| Estonia
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| Paul
| Adenot
| France
| 
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| Louis-Remi
| Babe
| France
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| David
| Bruant
| France
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| Cédric
| Corazza
| France
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| Claire
| Corgnou
| France
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| René-Luc
| D'Hont
| France
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| Philippe
| Dessante
| France
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| Serge
| Gautherie
| France
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| Michel
| Gutierrez
| France
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| Laurent
| Jouanneau
| France
| 
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| Alexandre
| Lissy
| France
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| Jean-Bernard
| Marcon
| France
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| David
| Marteau
| France
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| Jeremie
| Patonnier
| France
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| Sonny
| Piers
| France
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| Florian
| Quèze
| France
| 
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| Antoine
| Turmel
| France
| French l10n, ReMo, Promotion
| antoineturmel@gmail.com
| @GeekShadow
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| Jonathan
| Protzenko
| France
| 
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| Imke
| Baehr
| Germany
| 
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| Juergen
| Berg
| Germany
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| Karsten
| Dûsterloh
| Germany
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| Kai
| Engert
| Germany
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| Sebastian
| Hengst
| Germany
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| Andreas
| Kleinert
| Germany
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| Martin
| Kliehm
| Germany
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| Michael
| Koehler
| Germany
| Website l10n, support
| coce [at] nurfuerspam [dot] de
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| Cédric
| Menge
| Germany
| 
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| Bernd
| Mielke
| Germany
| 
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| Wladimir
| Palant
| Germany
| 
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| Grigorios
| Petsos
| Germany
| 
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| Wolfgang
| Rosenauer
| Germany
| 
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| Florian
| Schloegl
| Germany
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| Florian
| Scholz
| Germany
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| Thomas
| Schwecherl
| Germany
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| Markus
| Stange
| Germany
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| Richard
| Sternagel
| Germany
| 
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| http://rsternagel.de
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| Frank
| Wein
| Germany
| 
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| Steffen
| Wilberg
| Germany
| Firefox
| steffen.wilberg web.de
| @steffenw
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| Tobias
| Markus
| Germany
| WebQA (mostly automation), SUMO 
| 
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| Matti
| Versen
| Germany
| 
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| Kwamena
| Appiah-Kubi
| Ghana
| 
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| Alfredos-Panagiotis
| Damkalis
| Greece
| 
| fredy<at>freemail.gr
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| George
| Fiotakis
| Greece
| 
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| Logiotatidis
| Giorgos
| Greece
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| Nikos
| Roussos
| Greece
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| Kalman
| Kemenczy
| Hungary
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| Kalman
| Szalai
| Hungary
| 
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| Brian
| King
| Slovenia/Ireland
| AMO Editor, Add-on dev, ReMo Council, Mozdev, and more
| briks.si@gmail.com
| [http://brian.kingsonline.net/talk/ Blog], [https://twitter.com/#!/brianking @brianking]
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| David
| McNamara
| Ireland
| 
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| Amir
| Aharoni
| Israel
| 
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| Tomer
| Cohen
| Israel
| 
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| Iacopo
| Benesperi
| Italy
| l10n
| iacopo.benesperi [at] mozillaitalia [dot] org
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| Carlo
| Frinolli
| Italy
| 
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| Paolo
| Iacobazzi
| Italy
| 
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| Francesco
| Lodolo
| Italy
| l10n
| francesco.lodolo [at] mozillaitalia [dot] org
| @flod
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| Giorgio
| Maone
| Italy
| 
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| Michele
| Rodaro
| Italy
| 
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| Giovanni
| Solone
| Italy
| 
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| Stefano
| Tintorini
| Italy
| 
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| Issa
| Mahasneh
| Jordan
| 
| issa@jordanopensource.org
| [http://twitter.com/yugi @yugi]
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| Cliff
| Argwings
| Kenya
| 
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| Alex
| Munyasia Wafula
| Kenya
| 
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| Raivis
| Dejus
| Latvia
| 
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| Anas
| El Husseini
| Lebanon
| 
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| Gorjan
| Jovanovski
| Macedonia
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| Mohomodou
| Houssouba
| Mali
| 
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| Mohammed
| Amarochan
| Morocco
| 
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| Wim
| Benes
| Netherlands
| 
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| Otto
| de Voogd
| Netherlands / Estonia
| 
| [http://ottodv.com/contact Contact]
| [http://ottodv.com/g+ Google+] [http://ottodv.com/tt Twitter]
|-
| Anthonie Nico
| Kensen
| Netherlands
| 
| 
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| Tim
| Maks Van der Broek
| Netherlands
| 
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| Marien
| Zwart
| Netherlands
| 
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| Hatem
| Zyoud
| Palestine
| 
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| Hubert
| Gajewski
| Poland
| Aviary.pl
| hgajewski@aviary.pl
| [http://hubertgajewski.com hubertgajewski.com], [https://twitter.com/hubertgajewski @hubertgajewski]
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| Krzysztof
| Glebowicz
| Poland
| 
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| Grzegorz
| Glogowski
| Poland
| 
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| Adrian
| Kalla
| Poland
| 
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| Lukasz
| Kluj
| Poland
| 
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| Krzysztof
| Kurzawski
| Poland
| 
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| Sara
| Prussak
| Poland
| 
| 
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| Katarzyna
| Stawarz
| Poland
| l10n
| 
| @falkowata
|-
| Marek
| Stępień
| Poland
| 
| 
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| Leszek Teo
| Zyczkowski
| Poland
| 
| 
| 
|-
| Krzysztof
| WrÃ³blewski
| Poland
| 
| 
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| Stefania
| Chiorean
| Romania
| Firefox Mobile, Personas, Promotion, ReMo
| [mailto:ichiorean@mozilla.com IoanaChiorean]; ([mailto:chiorean.ioana@gmail.com Gmail])
| [https://twitter.com/#!/ioana_cis/ twitter]
|-
| Valentin
| Gosu
| Romania
| 
| 
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| Laurian
| Gridinoc
| Romania
| 
| 
| 
|-
| Alex
| Lakatos
| Romania
| 
| 
| 
|-
| Alina
| Mierluș
| Interwebs
| opening communities, public spaces, civic/public engagement
| contact [at] alinamierlus [dot] com
| @alina_mierlus
|-
| Alexandru
| Szasz
| Romania
| 
| 
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| Tiberiu
| Turbureanu
| Romania
| 
| 
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| Konstantin A.
| Lepikhov
| Russia
| 
| 
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| Alexander
| Slovesnik
| Russia
| 
| 
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| Alex
| Rodionov
| Russia
| 
| 
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|-
| Mouhamoudou Moustapha
| Camara
| Senegal
| 
| 
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| Branislav
| Rozbora
| Slovakia
| 
| 
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|-
| Vlado
| Valastiak
| Slovakia
| 
| 
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| Vito
| Smolej
| Slovenia
| 
| 
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| Nino
| Vranešič
| Slovenia
| 
| nino@mozilla.si
| @ninovranesic
|-
| Dwayne
| Bailey
| South Africa
| 
| 
| 
|-
| Hugo
| Acosta
| Spain
| 
| 
| 
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| Inma
| Barrios
| Spain
| 
| 
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| David
| Bengoa
| Spain
| 
| 
| 
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| Edu
| Gamonal
| Catalonia
| l10n-ca
| egamonal a softcatala.cat
| @_egamonal
|-
| Pedro
| García Rodríguez
| Spain
| l10n:es-ES QA Thunderbird
| pgarcia@mozilla-hispano.org
| @breaking_pitt
|-
| Fernando
| Garcia Gomez
| Spain
| 
| 
| 
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| Toni
| Hermoso Pulido
| Catalonia
| l10n:ca, Promotion
| 
| @toniher
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| Guillermo
| López
| Spain
| l10n:es-ES
| willyaranda@mozilla-hispano.org
| @willyaranda
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| RubÃ©n
| MartÃn
| Spain
| 
| 
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| Berni
| Melero
| Spain
| 
| 
| 
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| Elena
| Palomo
| Spain
| 
| palomo.elena@gmail.com 
| @velvetbites 
|-
| Joaquim
| Perez Noguer
| Catalonia
| l10n:ca
| joaquimperez a softcatala.org
| @qpnoguer
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| Francisco
| Picolini
| Spain
| 
| 
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| Stefan
| Hermes
| Sweden
| 
| 
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| Mikael
| Hiort af OrnÃ¤s
| Sweden
| 
| 
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| Markus
| Magnuson
| Sweden
| 
| 
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| HÃ¥kan
| Waara
| Sweden
| 
| 
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| Patrick
| Brunschwig
| Switzerland
| 
| 
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| Jean-Yves
| Perrier
| Switzerland
| 
| 
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| Sofien
| Chaabouni
| Tunisia
| 
| chaabouni.sofien@gmail.com
| @chaasof
|-
| Jebdnoun
| Melek
| Tunisia
| 
| 
| 
|-
| Selim
| Sumlu
| Turkey
| 
| selim at sum.lu
| @maxcoder
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| Chris
| Coulson
| UK
| 
| 
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| William
| Duyck
| UK
| 
| 
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| Matt
| Jukes
| UK
| 
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| Ed
| Morley
| UK
| 
| 
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| Ian
| Neal
| UK
| 
| 
| 
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| Timothy
| Babych
| Ukraine
| l10n:uk, l10n tools
| tim.babych@gmail.com
| @tymofiy, http://clear.com.ua
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| Kristin
| Baird
| USA
| 
| 
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| Chris
| Beard
| Canada
| 
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| Jeff
| Beatty
| USA
| 
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| Dave
| Berz
| USA
| 
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| David
| Boswell
| USA
| 
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| Zbigniew
| Braniecki
| Poland
| 
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| Diane
| Branson
| USA
| 
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| Fabien
| Cazenave
| France
| 
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| Pascal
| Chevrel
| France
| 
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| Desigan
| Chinniah
| UK
| 
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| Debbie
| Cohen
| USA
| 
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| Carmen
| Collins
| USA
| 
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| Mary
| Colvig
| USA
| 
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| Jess
| Davis
| USA
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| Milos
| Dinic
| Serbia
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| Justin
| Dow
| USA
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| Raymond
| Etornam Agbeame
| Ghana
| 
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| Patrick
| Finch
| Sweden
| 
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| Jane
| Finette
| UK
| 
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| Ty
| Flanagan
| Canada
| 
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| Ibai
| Garcia
| Spain
| 
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| Dumitru
| Gherman
| USA
| IT Operations
| dgherman[at]mozilla[dot]com
| 
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| Jeff
| Griffiths
| Canada
| 
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| Jeff
| Griffiths
| USA
| 
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| Jack
| Guo
| China
| 
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| Jason
| Haas
| USA
| 
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| Robert
| Hawkes
| UK
| 
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| Axel
| Hecht
| Germany
| 
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| Christian
| Heilmann
| Germany
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| Ludovic
| Hirlimann
| France
| 
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| Havi
| Hoffman
| USA
| 
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| Chris
| Hofmann
| USA
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| Bobby
| Holley
| USA
| 
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| Matjaz
| Horvat
| Slovenia
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| Barbara
| Hueppe
| Germany
| 
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| Spencer
| Hui
| USA
| 
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| John
| Jensen
| Canada
| 
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| Lufei
| Jia
| China
| 
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| Gregory
| Jost
| France
| 
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| Erica
| Jostedt
| USA
| 
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| Robert
| Kaiser
| Austria
| 
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| Gen
| Kanai
| Japan
| 
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| Makoto
| Kato
| Japan
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| Philip
| Kewisch
| Germany
| 
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| Marcia
| Knous
| USA
| 
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| John Curtis
| Koenig
| USA
| 
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| Mounir
| Lamouri
| France
| 
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| Delphine
| Lebedel
| France
| 
| 
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| Christian
| Legnitto
| USA
| 
| 
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| Michelle
| Luna
| USA
| 
| 
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| Gervase
| Markham
| UK
| An eclectic collection of things
| gerv@mozilla.org
| [http://blog.gerv.net/ http://blog.gerv.net/]
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| David
| Mason
| USA
| 
| 
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| Laura
| Mesa
| USA
| 
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| Aleksandr
| Milewski
| USA
| 
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| Vivien
| Nicolas
| France
| 
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| Johnathan
| Nightingale
| Canada
| 
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| Tristan
| Nitot
| France
| 
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| Matej
| Novak
| Canada
| 
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| Robert
| Nyman
| Sweden
| 
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| Pierros
| Papadeas
| Greece
| 
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| Jay
| Patel
| USA
| 
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| JB
| Piacentino
| France
| 
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| Alexandre
| Poirot
| France
| 
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| Valerie
| Ponell
| Germany
| 
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| WIlliam
| Quiviger
| France
| 
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| Arky
| Rakesh
| India
| 
| 
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| Anthony
| Ricaud
| France
| 
| 
| 
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| Lucas
| Rocha
| Brazil
| Firefox Mobile
| lucasr@mozilla.com
| http://lucasr.org / @lucasratmundo
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| Paul
| Rouget
| France
| 
| 
| 
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| Irina
| Sandu
| France
| 
| 
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| Philipp
| Schmidt
| South Africa
| 
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| Margaret
| Schroeder
| USA
| 
| 
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| Justin
| Scott
| USA
| 
| 
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| Tara
| Shahian
| USA
| 
| 
| 
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| Henrik
| Skupin
| Germany
| Test Automation
| hskupin@mozilla.com
| @whimboo
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| David
| Tenser
| Sweden
| 
| 
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| Kosaka
| Tetsuya
| Japan
| 
| 
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| Michelle
| Thorne
| Germany
| 
| 
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| Lee
| Tom
| USA
| 
| 
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| Abdulkadir
| Topal
| Germany
| 
| 
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| Jorge
| Villalobos
| Costa Rica
| 
| 
| 
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| Erik
| Vold
| Canada
| 
| erikvvold@gmail.com
| @erikvold
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| Philip
| von Weitershausen
| Netherlands
| 
| 
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| Andrew
| Williamson
| UK
| 
| 
| 
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| Arzhel
| Younsi
| France
| 
| 
| 
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| Matthew
| Zeier
| USA
| 
| 
| 
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| Rachel
| Zhang
| China
| 
| 
| 
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| Malolepszy
| Stas
| Poland
| 
| 
| 
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| Tim
| Taubert
| Germany
| Firefox
| ttaubert@mozilla.com
| @ttaubert
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| Stephanie
| Schipper
| USA
| 
| 
| 
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| Susan
| Chen
| USA
| 
| 
| 
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| Bret
| Reckard
| USA
| 
| 
| 
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| Mike
| Hommey
| France
| 
| 
| 
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| Axel
| Grude
| Ireland
| AMO-Editor, MDN, Extensions (QuickFolders, QuickPasswords, Zombie Keys)
| ([mailto:axel.grude@gmail.com Gmail])
| 
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| Ken
| Barbalace
| USA
| AMO Editor
| ken@EnvironmentalChemistry.com
| http://EnvironmentalChemistry.com
|}

MAOW:2009:Berlin:en

2011-05-14T16:53:46Z

Rist:

{| class="messagebox standard-talk" style="text-align:center; border:0px;"
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| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''. If you want to attend, '''[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 please make sure to register.]'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

{| border=1 bgcolor=#d3d3d3
! Time Slot
! colspan=3 align=center | Main Room
|-
| 10:00 11:00
| colspan=3 align=center | WELCOME COFFEE
|-
| 11:00 11:10
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Paul Rouget: Welcome introduction
|-
| 11:10 12:00
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Rey Bango: [http://www.slideshare.net/reybango/maow-berlin-09-keynote Keynote]
|-
| 12:00 12:30
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Chris Beard: Mozilla Labs
|-
| 12:30 13:15
| colspan=3 align=center | LUNCH
|-
! Time Slot
! Main Room
! Room A
! Room B
|-
| 13:15 14:00
| [EN] [http://www.robertnyman.com Robert Nyman]: [http://www.robertnyman.com/presentations/maow-berlin/how-to-write-your-first-extension.pdf How to write your first extension] (PDF)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: [http://kairo.mozdev.org/slides/maow-berlin2009-build/ The Mozilla Build System]
| ---
|-
| 14:00 14:45
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/your-first-xulrunnerbased-application How to write your first XulRunner application] (slideshare)
| [DE] Yan Minagawa: [http://tinyurl.com/ck7fpv Gecko 1.9.1 & what's new in Firefox 3.5?]
| [DE] Carsten Book: [https://library.mozilla.org/QA_Presentation_at_the_MAOW_Berlin Quality assurance]
|-
| 14:45 15:00
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 15:00 15:45
| [DE] Tobias Leingruber: [http://tobi-x.com/c-base/ Fun and Art] (page)
| [??] Andreas Richter: [http://people.mozilla.com/~prouget/MAOW/berlin/plista_maow_02.pptx how to deal with web content through addons]
| [DE] Jürgen Berg: How to localize your extension
|-
| 15:45 16:30
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/monetizing-firefox-extensions Make money with extensions] (slideshare)
| [DE] [http://www.philipp-soehnlein.de/ Philipp Söhnlein]: [http://phil-soehnlein.de/uploads/talks/overviewofthemozillaframework/ General overview of the Mozilla Framework for dummies (and webdevelopers)]
| [EN] [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]: [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival] (text/plain)
|-
| 16:30 16:45
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 16:45 17:30
| [DE] Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst: [https://library.mozilla.org/index.php?title=Code_guidelines_%26_managing_feedback Code guidelines & managing feedback]
| [DE] Richard Sternagel: [http://www.rsternagel.de/talks/ Adapt web pages to your own needs with Greasemonkey] (PDF in EN)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: [http://kairo.mozdev.org/slides/maow-berlin2009-sm2/ make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2]
|-
| 17:30 18:15
| [EN] Brian King: [http://brian.kingsonline.net/talk/?p=382 Javascript in add-ons] (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more)
| [DE] Daniel Kirsch: [http://www.klotzen-statt-kleckern.de/mozilla/maow2009_berlin/xbl.html Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects]
| [DE] Philipp Kewisch: Enlightening the Calendar - Writing Calendaring extensions
|-
| 18:30 19:15
| ---
| [??] Anselm Helbig: Firefox extensions for web developers
| ---
|-
| 19:45
| colspan=3 align=center | AFTER-MAOW LOUNGE PARTY
|}

== Speakers ==

{| border=1
! Name+Picture
! Description
|-
| Paul Rouget:
[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
| Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.
|-
| Robert Nyman:
[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
| 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:
[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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:
[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of 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.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Kaiser]]
| 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:
[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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:
[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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:
[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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:
[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
| Software Engineer working for the Mozilla QA Team,
long time Mozilla Community Member, works on
Automated Testing, Performance Testing, Community.
[http://blog.mozilla.com/tomcat blog] [mailto:tomcat@mozilla.com email]
|-
| Jürgen Berg:
[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
| German extension localizer.
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla],
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions
|-
| Richard Sternagel:
[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of 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:
[[Image:Daniel-Glazman.jpg|64x64px|left|A picture of Daniel "string léopard" Glazman]]
| Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.
|-
| Philipp Söhnlein:
[[Image:Philipp-soehnlein-avatar.jpg|64x64px|left|An avatar picture of 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]:
[[Image:Sven_Guckes.64x64.jpg|64x64px|left|Silhouette of Sven Guckes]]
| A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.
Has been involved with many text tools (eg mutt, screen, slrn, vim, zsh).
Co-author of a [http://www.opensourcepress.de/zsh-buch Z-Shell Book].
His usual work environment is a terminal - and a web browser.
Loves ubiquitous computing and hates carrying around hardware - and
really wants a [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival]!
[mailto:maow@guckes.net please send feedback!]
|-
| 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.
|}

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For a nice colorful map, click [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:C-Base_Map_1.png here]

To view a cool ASCII map of the area, click [http://wiki.c-base.org/coredump/AnfahrtsSkizze here] :)

The closest train station is Jannowitzbruecke S-Bahn station. When you arrive at the station, simply exit to the west (it's the only exit, anyway);
when coming out of the building you should see a bridge.Cross the bridge and turn left to walk along the shore. Walk for about 150m - and the way ends at a fence.

You are now standing right before a red building - and the c-base is right in front of you on ground level.

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Food and Drinks ==

There's nothing worse than hacking on an empty stomach -
so we'll make sure to serve free coffee throughout the day.
Free Pizza and non-alcoholic drinks will be served for lunch, and
beer will be served in the evening to close out the workshop.
Once the free beer runs out, don't worry, you will still be able
to purchase drinks at the c-base bar for the rest of the evening. :)

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Sunday Hack Session ==
For those hard-core developers, please note that there will be a small Open Dev Day the following Sunday (same place), so feel free to join in on the fun and bring your laptop to hack away :)

== Live Coverage of the MAOW ==

Chat: irc://irc.mozilla.org/maowberlin09
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=maowberlin09&w=all
Mashup: http://www.c-base.org/maow
Stream: http://air.mozilla.com/europe/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/maowberlin09

Chat:
If you want to join the chatter on IRC
then please connect to ''irc.mozilla.org'' and
join the [irc://irc.mozilla.org/maowberlin09|channel]:
/server irc.mozilla.org
/join #maowberlin09

Flickr:
If you plan on tagging your photos of the event on Flickr,
please use the following flickr tag: '''maowberlin09'''

Mashup:
A mashup page aggregating live twitter, flickr and IRC
feeds is available at http://www.c-base.org/maow .

Stream:
The MAOW will be streamed live on
[http://air.mozilla.com/europe/ Air Mozilla Europe].
(Has anyone caught all streams?)

Twitter:
If you plan on tweeting during the event, please use
the following twitter tag: '''maowberlin09'''

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

== Feedback ==

=== Blogs ===

* [http://www.robertnyman.com/2009/03/31/the-trip-to-berlin-and-the-mozilla-add-ons-workshop-2009/ Blog by Robert Nyman]

=== Pics ===
* [http://picasaweb.google.com/daniel.glazman/200903MAOWBERLIN pics by Daniel Glazman]

MAOW:2009:Berlin:en

2009-03-31T19:04:50Z

Rist: /* Schedule */

{| class="messagebox standard-talk" style="text-align:center; border:0px;"
| http://www.mozbox.org/addons.png
|-
| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''. If you want to attend, '''[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 please make sure to register.]'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

{| border=1 bgcolor=#d3d3d3
! Time Slot
! colspan=3 align=center | Main Room
|-
| 10:00 11:00
| colspan=3 align=center | WELCOME COFFEE
|-
| 11:00 11:10
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Paul Rouget: Welcome introduction
|-
| 11:10 12:00
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Rey Bango: Keynote
|-
| 12:00 12:30
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Chris Beard: Mozilla Labs
|-
| 12:30 13:15
| colspan=3 align=center | LUNCH
|-
! Time Slot
! Main Room
! Room A
! Room B
|-
| 13:15 14:00
| [EN] [http://www.robertnyman.com Robert Nyman]: [http://www.robertnyman.com/presentations/maow-berlin/how-to-write-your-first-extension.pdf How to write your first extension] (PDF)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: [http://kairo.mozdev.org/slides/maow-berlin2009-build/ The Mozilla Build System]
| ---
|-
| 14:00 14:45
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/your-first-xulrunnerbased-application How to write your first XulRunner application] (slideshare)
| [DE] Yan Minagawa: [http://tinyurl.com/ck7fpv Gecko 1.9.1 & what's new in Firefox 3.5?]
| [DE] Carsten Book: [https://library.mozilla.org/QA_Presentation_at_the_MAOW_Berlin Quality assurance]
|-
| 14:45 15:00
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 15:00 15:45
| [DE] Tobias Leingruber: [http://tobi-x.com/c-base/ Fun and Art] (page)
| [??] Andreas Richter: how to deal with web content through addons
| [DE] Jürgen Berg: How to localize your extension
|-
| 15:45 16:30
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/monetizing-firefox-extensions Make money with extensions] (slideshare)
| [DE] Philipp Söhnlein: General overview over the Mozilla Framework for dummies (and webdevelopers)
| [EN] [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]: [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival] (text/plain)
|-
| 16:30 16:45
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 16:45 17:30
| [DE] Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst: Code guidelines & managing feedback
| [DE] Richard Sternagel: [http://www.rsternagel.de/presentations/maowberlin09_rsternagel_greasemonkey.pdf Adapt web pages to your own needs with Greasemonkey] (PDF in EN)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: [http://kairo.mozdev.org/slides/maow-berlin2009-sm2/ make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2]
|-
| 17:30 18:15
| [EN] Brian King: [http://brian.kingsonline.net/talk/?p=382 Javascript in add-ons] (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more)
| [DE] Daniel Kirsch: Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects
| [DE] Philipp Kewisch: Enlightening the Calendar - Writing Calendaring extensions
|-
| 18:30 19:15
| ---
| [??] Anselm Helbig: Firefox extensions for web developers
| ---
|-
| 19:45
| colspan=3 align=center | AFTER-MAOW LOUNGE PARTY
|}

== Speakers ==

[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
* Paul Rouget:
Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.

[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
* Robert Nyman:
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.

[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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] .

[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of Brian King]]
* Brian King:
Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].

[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎|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.

[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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.

[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
* Carsten Book [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

[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
Jürgen Berg: 
German extension localizer. 
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], 
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions

[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of Richard Sternagel]]
* 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.

[[Image:Daniel-Glazman.jpg|64x64px|left|A picture of Daniel "string léopard" Glazman]]
* Daniel Glazman:
Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.

[[Image:Philipp-soehnlein-avatar.jpg|64x64px|left|An avatar picture of 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.

[[Image:Sven_Guckes.64x64.jpg|64x64px|left|Silhouette of Sven Guckes]]
* [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:
A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.
Has been involved with many text tools (eg mutt, screen, slrn, vim, zsh).
Co-author of a [http://www.opensourcepress.de/zsh-buch Z-Shell Book].
His usual work environment is a terminal - and a web browser.
Loves ubiquitous computing and hates carrying around hardware - and
really wants a [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival]!
[mailto:maow@guckes.net please send feedback!]

* Sebastian Hengst:
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.

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For a nice colorful map, click [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:C-Base_Map_1.png here]

To view a cool ASCII map of the area, click [http://wiki.c-base.org/coredump/AnfahrtsSkizze here] :)

The closest train station is Jannowitzbruecke S-Bahn station. When you arrive at the station, simply exit to the west (it's the only exit, anyway);
when coming out of the building you should see a bridge.Cross the bridge and turn left to walk along the shore. Walk for about 150m - and the way ends at a fence.

You are now standing right before a red building - and the c-base is right in front of you on ground level.

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Food and Drinks ==

There's nothing worse than hacking on an empty stomach :) So we'll make sure to serve free coffee throughout the day. Free Pizza and non-alcoholic drinks will be served for lunch and beer will be served in the evening to close out the workshop. Once the free beer runs-out, don't worry, you will still be able to purchase drinks at the c-Base bar for the rest of the evening :)

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Sunday Hack Session ==
For those hard-core developers, please note that there will be a small Open Dev Day the following Sunday (same place), so feel free to join in on the fun and bring your laptop to hack away :)

== Live Coverage of the MAOW ==

Chat:
If you want to join the chatter on IRC
then please connect to ''irc.mozilla.org'' and
join the [irc://irc.mozilla.org/maowberlin09|channel]:
/server irc.mozilla.org
/join #maowberlin09

Flickr:
If you plan on tagging your photos of the event on Flickr,
please use the following flickr tag: '''maowberlin09'''

Mashup:
A mashup page aggregating live twitter, flickr and IRC
feeds is available at http://www.c-base.org/maow .

Stream:
The MAOW will be streamed live on
[http://air.mozilla.com/europe/ Air Mozilla Europe].
(Has anyone caught all streams?)

Twitter:
If you plan on tweeting during the event, please use
the following twitter tag: '''maowberlin09'''

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

MAOW:2009:Berlin:en

2009-03-30T22:12:48Z

Rist: /* Schedule */

{| class="messagebox standard-talk" style="text-align:center; border:0px;"
| http://www.mozbox.org/addons.png
|-
| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''. If you want to attend, '''[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 please make sure to register.]'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

{| border=1 bgcolor=#d3d3d3
! Time Slot
! colspan=3 align=center | Main Room
|-
| 10:00 11:00
| colspan=3 align=center | WELCOME COFFEE
|-
| 11:00 11:10
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Paul Rouget: Welcome introduction
|-
| 11:10 12:00
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Rey Bango: Keynote
|-
| 12:00 12:30
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Chris Beard: Mozilla Labs
|-
| 12:30 13:15
| colspan=3 align=center | LUNCH
|-
! Time Slot
! Main Room
! Room A
! Room B
|-
| 13:15 14:00
| [EN] [http://www.robertnyman.com Robert Nyman]: [http://www.robertnyman.com/presentations/maow-berlin/how-to-write-your-first-extension.pdf How to write your first extension] (PDF)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: The Mozilla Build System
| ---
|-
| 14:00 14:45
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/your-first-xulrunnerbased-application How to write your first XulRunner application] (slideshare)
| [DE] Yan Minagawa: [http://tinyurl.com/ck7fpv Gecko 1.9.1 & what's new in Firefox 3.5?]
| [DE] Carsten Book: [https://library.mozilla.org/QA_Presentation_at_the_MAOW_Berlin Quality assurance]
|-
| 14:45 15:00
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 15:00 15:45
| [DE] Tobias Leingruber: [http://tobi-x.com/c-base/ Fun and Art] (page)
| [??] Andreas Richter: how to deal with web content through addons
| [DE] Jürgen Berg: How to localize your extension
|-
| 15:45 16:30
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/monetizing-firefox-extensions Make money with extensions] (slideshare)
| [DE] Philipp Söhnlein: General overview over the Mozilla Framework for dummies (and webdevelopers)
| [EN] [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]: [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival] (text/plain)
|-
| 16:30 16:45
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 16:45 17:30
| [DE] Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst: Code guidelines & managing feedback
| [DE] Richard Sternagel: [http://www.rsternagel.de/presentations/maowberlin09_rsternagel_greasemonkey.pdf Adapt web pages to your own needs with Greasemonkey] (PDF in EN)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2
|-
| 17:30 18:15
| [EN] Brian King: [http://brian.kingsonline.net/talk/?p=382 Javascript in add-ons] (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more)
| [DE] Daniel Kirsch: Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects
| [DE] Philipp Kewisch: Enlightening the Calendar - Writing Calendaring extensions
|-
| 18:30 19:15
| ---
| [??] Anselm Helbig: Firefox extensions for web developers
| ---
|-
| 19:45
| colspan=3 align=center | AFTER-MAOW LOUNGE PARTY
|}

== Speakers ==

[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
* Paul Rouget:
Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.

[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
* Robert Nyman:
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.

[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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] .

[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of Brian King]]
* Brian King:
Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].

[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎|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.

[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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.

[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
* Carsten Book [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

[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
Jürgen Berg: 
German extension localizer. 
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], 
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions

[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of Richard Sternagel]]
* 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.

[[Image:Daniel-Glazman.jpg|64x64px|left|A picture of Daniel "string léopard" Glazman]]
* Daniel Glazman:
Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.

[[Image:Philipp-soehnlein-avatar.jpg|64x64px|left|An avatar picture of 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.

[[Image:Sven_Guckes.64x64.jpg|64x64px|left|Silhouette of Sven Guckes]]
* [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:
A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.
Has been involved with many text tools (eg mutt, screen, slrn, vim, zsh).
Co-author of a [http://www.opensourcepress.de/zsh-buch Z-Shell Book].
His usual work environment is a terminal - and a web browser.
Loves ubiquitous computing and hates carrying around hardware - and
really wants a [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival]!
[mailto:maow@guckes.net please send feedback!]

* Sebastian Hengst:
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.

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For a nice colorful map, click [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:C-Base_Map_1.png here]

To view a cool ASCII map of the area, click [http://wiki.c-base.org/coredump/AnfahrtsSkizze here] :)

The closest train station is Jannowitzbruecke S-Bahn station. When you arrive at the station, simply exit to the west (it's the only exit, anyway);
when coming out of the building you should see a bridge.Cross the bridge and turn left to walk along the shore. Walk for about 150m - and the way ends at a fence.

You are now standing right before a red building - and the c-base is right in front of you on ground level.

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Food and Drinks ==

There's nothing worse than hacking on an empty stomach :) So we'll make sure to serve free coffee throughout the day. Free Pizza and non-alcoholic drinks will be served for lunch and beer will be served in the evening to close out the workshop. Once the free beer runs-out, don't worry, you will still be able to purchase drinks at the c-Base bar for the rest of the evening :)

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Sunday Hack Session ==
For those hard-core developers, please note that there will be a small Open Dev Day the following Sunday (same place), so feel free to join in on the fun and bring your laptop to hack away :)

== Live Coverage of the MAOW ==

Chat:
If you want to join the chatter on IRC
then please connect to ''irc.mozilla.org'' and
join the [irc://irc.mozilla.org/maowberlin09|channel]:
/server irc.mozilla.org
/join #maowberlin09

Flickr:
If you plan on tagging your photos of the event on Flickr,
please use the following flickr tag: '''maowberlin09'''

Mashup:
A mashup page aggregating live twitter, flickr and IRC
feeds is available at http://www.c-base.org/maow .

Stream:
The MAOW will be streamed live on
[http://air.mozilla.com/europe/ Air Mozilla Europe].
(Has anyone caught all streams?)

Twitter:
If you plan on tweeting during the event, please use
the following twitter tag: '''maowberlin09'''

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

MAOW:2009:Berlin:en

2009-03-30T22:10:42Z

Rist: /* Schedule */

{| class="messagebox standard-talk" style="text-align:center; border:0px;"
| http://www.mozbox.org/addons.png
|-
| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''. If you want to attend, '''[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 please make sure to register.]'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

{| border=1 bgcolor=#d3d3d3
! Time Slot
! colspan=3 align=center | Main Room
|-
| 10:00 11:00
| colspan=3 align=center | WELCOME COFFEE
|-
| 11:00 11:10
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Paul Rouget: Welcome introduction
|-
| 11:10 12:00
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Rey Bango: Keynote
|-
| 12:00 12:30
| colspan=3 align=center | [EN] Chris Beard: Mozilla Labs
|-
| 12:30 13:15
| colspan=3 align=center | LUNCH
|-
! Time Slot
! Main Room
! Room A
! Room B
|-
| 13:15 14:00
| [EN] [http://www.robertnyman.com Robert Nyman]: [http://www.robertnyman.com/presentations/maow-berlin/how-to-write-your-first-extension.pdf How to write your first extension] (PDF)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: The Mozilla Build System
| ---
|-
| 14:00 14:45
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/your-first-xulrunnerbased-application How to write your first XulRunner application] (slideshare)
| [DE] Yan Minagawa: [http://tinyurl.com/ck7fpv Gecko 1.9.1 & what's new in Firefox 3.5?]
| [DE] Carsten Book: [https://library.mozilla.org/QA_Presentation_at_the_MAOW_Berlin Quality assurance]
|-
| 14:45 15:00
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 15:00 15:45
| [DE] Tobias Leingruber: [http://tobi-x.com/c-base/ Fun and Art] (page)
| [??] Andreas Richter: how to deal with web content through addons
| [DE] Jürgen Berg: How to localize your extension
|-
| 15:45 16:30
| [EN] Daniel Glazman: [http://www.slideshare.net/glazou/monetizing-firefox-extensions Make money with extensions] (slideshare)
| [DE] Philipp Söhnlein: General overview over the Mozilla Framework for dummies (and webdevelopers)
| [EN] [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]: [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival] (text/plain)
|-
| 16:30 16:45
| colspan=3 align=center | COFFEE BREAK
|-
| 16:45 17:30
| [DE] Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst: Code guidelines & managing feedback
| [DE] Richard Sternagel: [http://www.rsternagel.de/presentations/moawberlin09_rsternagel_greasemonkey.pdf Adapt web pages to your own needs with Greasemonkey] (PDF in EN)
| [DE] Robert Kaiser: make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2
|-
| 17:30 18:15
| [EN] Brian King: [http://brian.kingsonline.net/talk/?p=382 Javascript in add-ons] (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more)
| [DE] Daniel Kirsch: Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects
| [DE] Philipp Kewisch: Enlightening the Calendar - Writing Calendaring extensions
|-
| 18:30 19:15
| ---
| [??] Anselm Helbig: Firefox extensions for web developers
| ---
|-
| 19:45
| colspan=3 align=center | AFTER-MAOW LOUNGE PARTY
|}

== Speakers ==

[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
* Paul Rouget:
Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.

[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
* Robert Nyman:
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.

[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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] .

[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of Brian King]]
* Brian King:
Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].

[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎|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.

[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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.

[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
* Carsten Book [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

[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
Jürgen Berg: 
German extension localizer. 
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], 
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions

[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of Richard Sternagel]]
* 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.

[[Image:Daniel-Glazman.jpg|64x64px|left|A picture of Daniel "string léopard" Glazman]]
* Daniel Glazman:
Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.

[[Image:Philipp-soehnlein-avatar.jpg|64x64px|left|An avatar picture of 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.

[[Image:Sven_Guckes.64x64.jpg|64x64px|left|Silhouette of Sven Guckes]]
* [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:
A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.
Has been involved with many text tools (eg mutt, screen, slrn, vim, zsh).
Co-author of a [http://www.opensourcepress.de/zsh-buch Z-Shell Book].
His usual work environment is a terminal - and a web browser.
Loves ubiquitous computing and hates carrying around hardware - and
really wants a [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival]!
[mailto:maow@guckes.net please send feedback!]

* Sebastian Hengst:
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.

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For a nice colorful map, click [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:C-Base_Map_1.png here]

To view a cool ASCII map of the area, click [http://wiki.c-base.org/coredump/AnfahrtsSkizze here] :)

The closest train station is Jannowitzbruecke S-Bahn station. When you arrive at the station, simply exit to the west (it's the only exit, anyway);
when coming out of the building you should see a bridge.Cross the bridge and turn left to walk along the shore. Walk for about 150m - and the way ends at a fence.

You are now standing right before a red building - and the c-base is right in front of you on ground level.

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Food and Drinks ==

There's nothing worse than hacking on an empty stomach :) So we'll make sure to serve free coffee throughout the day. Free Pizza and non-alcoholic drinks will be served for lunch and beer will be served in the evening to close out the workshop. Once the free beer runs-out, don't worry, you will still be able to purchase drinks at the c-Base bar for the rest of the evening :)

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Sunday Hack Session ==
For those hard-core developers, please note that there will be a small Open Dev Day the following Sunday (same place), so feel free to join in on the fun and bring your laptop to hack away :)

== Live Coverage of the MAOW ==

Chat:
If you want to join the chatter on IRC
then please connect to ''irc.mozilla.org'' and
join the [irc://irc.mozilla.org/maowberlin09|channel]:
/server irc.mozilla.org
/join #maowberlin09

Flickr:
If you plan on tagging your photos of the event on Flickr,
please use the following flickr tag: '''maowberlin09'''

Mashup:
A mashup page aggregating live twitter, flickr and IRC
feeds is available at http://www.c-base.org/maow .

Stream:
The MAOW will be streamed live on
[http://air.mozilla.com/europe/ Air Mozilla Europe].
(Has anyone caught all streams?)

Twitter:
If you plan on tweeting during the event, please use
the following twitter tag: '''maowberlin09'''

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

MAOW:2009:Berlin:en

2009-03-25T15:04:42Z

Rist: /* Schedule */

{| class="messagebox standard-talk" style="text-align:center; border:0px;"
| http://www.mozbox.org/addons.png
|-
| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''. If you want to attend, '''[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 please make sure to register.]'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

If you know the Mozilla platform, we strongly encourage you to help us by giving a talk : feel free to send an email to Paul Rouget <paul at mozilla dot com>. It can be about one these proposed talks, or something from you.

Here is a tentative schedule.

<table cellspacing="4" border="1" cellpadding="3" align="center">
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="100">Time Slot</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Main room</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">10:00 - 11:00</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">WELCOME COFFEE</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">11:00 - 11:10</td>
<td valign="top" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">Welcome introduction - Paul Rouget (en)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">11:10 - 12:00</td>
<td valign="top" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">Keynote - Rey Bango (en)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">12:00 - 12:30</td>
<td valign="top" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">Mozilla Labs - Chris Beard (en) - </td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">12:30 - 13:15</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">LUNCH</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="100"> </td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Main Room</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Room A</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Room B</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">13:15 - 14:00</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">The Mozilla Build System: Robert Kaiser (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to write your first extension: Robert Nyman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">14:00 - 14:45</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Quality assurance: Carsten Book (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to write your first XulRunner application: Daniel Glazman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Gecko 1.9.1, what's new?: Yan Minagawa (de)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">14:45 - 15:00</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">COFFEE BREAK</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">15:00 - 15:45</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Fun and Art: Tobias Leingruber (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Make money with extensions: Daniel Glazman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">how to deal with web content through addons - Andreas Richter</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">15:45 - 16:30</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Ubiquity - Rey Bango (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">General overview over the Mozilla
Framework for dummies (and webdevelopers) - Philipp Söhnlein (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Code guidelines & managing feedback: Sebastian "Archaeopteryx" Hengst (de)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">16:30 - 16:45</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">COFFEE BREAK</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">16:45 - 17:30</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to localize your extension: Jurgen Berg (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Javascript in add-ons (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more): Brian King (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Adapt web pages to your own needs with Greasemonkey: Richard Sternagel (talk:de/slides:en)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">17:30 - 18:15</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2: Robert Kaiser (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects: Daniel Kirsch (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Enlightening the Calendar: Writing Calendaring extensions: Philipp Kewisch (de)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">18:30 - 19:30</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Text Interface Revival - Sven Guckes (en) </td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">19:45 - ...</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">AFTER-MAOW LOUNGE PARTY</td>
</tr>

</table>

== Speakers ==

[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
* Paul Rouget:
Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.

[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
* Robert Nyman:
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.

[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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] .

[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of Brian King]]
* Brian King:
Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].

[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎|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.

[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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.

[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
* Carsten Book [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

[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
Jürgen Berg: 
German extension localizer. 
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], 
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions

[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of Richard Sternagel]]
* 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.

[[Image:Daniel-Glazman.jpg|64x64px|left|A picture of Daniel "string léopard" Glazman]]
* Daniel Glazman:
Long time Mozilla contributor, ex-Netscape, CEO of Disruptive Innovations, author of Nvu.

[[Image:Philipp-soehnlein-avatar.jpg|64x64px|left|An avatar picture of 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.

[[Image:Sven_Guckes.64x64.jpg|64x64px|left|Silhouette of Sven Guckes]]
* [http://www.guckes.net/sven/ Sven Guckes]:
A firefox user who really loves the power of command lines.
Has been involved with many text tools (eg mutt, screen, slrn, vim, zsh).
Co-author of a [http://www.opensourcepress.de/zsh-buch Z-Shell Book].
His usual work environment is a terminal - and a web browser.
Loves ubiquitous computing and hates carrying around hardware - and
really wants a [http://www.guckes.net/maow/ Text Interface Revival]!
[mailto:maow@guckes.net please send feedback!]

* Sebastian Hengst:
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.

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For a nice colorful map, click [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:C-Base_Map_1.png here]

To view a cool ASCII map of the area, click [http://wiki.c-base.org/coredump/AnfahrtsSkizze here] :)

The closest train station is Jannowitzbruecke S-Bahn station. When you arrive at the station, simply exit to the west (it's the only exit, anyway);
when coming out of the building you should see a bridge.Cross the bridge and turn left to walk along the shore. Walk for about 150m - and the way ends at a fence.

You are now standing right before a red building - and the c-base is right in front of you on ground level.

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Food and Drinks ==

There's nothing worse than hacking on an empty stomach :) So we'll make sure to serve free coffee throughout the day. Free Pizza and non-alcoholic drinks will be served for lunch and beer will be served in the evening to close out the workshop. Once the free beer runs-out, don't worry, you will still be able to purchase drinks at the c-Base bar for the rest of the evening :)

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Sunday Hack Session ==
For those hard-core developers, please note that there will be a small Open Dev Day the following Sunday (same place), so feel free to join in on the fun and bring your laptop to hack away :)

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

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| http://www.mozbox.org/addons.png
|-
| '''Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop :: Berlin'''
|-
|Berlin, Saturday 28th of March 2009
|-
|[http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 Online registration required]
|-
| '''In collaboration with the German community'''
|-
|}<noinclude>

== What is the MAOW? ==

Have you always dreamed of going behind the scenes of Firefox ? Are you a Web developer (or not yet!) and have you always wished to make your first Firefox extension ? As an Add-ons developer, you are familiar with XUL, overlays, chrome, but have never dared go further?

This is the opportunity for you to make your wish come true: the next Mozilla Add-ons Workshop is coming to Berlin, on Saturday, 28th of March! In collaboration with the German Xul community, the MAOW will be a day of workshops and presentations (mostly in German, but also English) about Mozilla Technologies, and more particularly about Add-ons.

The schedule includes workshops that will teach you how to make your first extension, many presentations of new Mozilla technologies, conferences on how to hack and contribute to Firefox ... and on top of this, you'll be able to discuss with skillful developers, along with a nice cup of coffee. And not to forget to mention your own demonstrations of Add-ons and of XulRunner applications !

And last but not least, we have the honor to announce the presence of Rey Bango, Community Manager for Mozilla Add-ons, and of Paul Rouget, Mozilla Tech Evangelist, as well as many active members of the Mozilla community.

== Participants ==

Web developers, hackers, C++ developers, XUL developers, or bloggers, journalists and people just plain curious about Firefox Add-ons : '''EVERYONE IS WELCOME and ENTRANCE IS FREE'''

== Goals ==

* Propose a base for discussions and exchange for XUL developers and non developers.
* Encourage and facilitate the creation and diffusion of Add-ons by German developers.
* Promote a local Mozilla ecosystem.

== Schedule ==

If you know the Mozilla platform, we strongly encourage you to help us by giving a talk : feel free to send an email to Paul Rouget <paul at mozilla dot com>. It can be about one these proposed talks, or something from you.

Here is a tentative schedule.

<table cellspacing="4" border="0" cellpadding="3" align="center">
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="100">Time Slot</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Main room</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">10:00 - 11:00</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">WELCOME COFFEE</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">11:00 - 11:10</td>
<td valign="top" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">Welcome introduction - Paul Rouget (en)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">11:10 - 12:00</td>
<td valign="top" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" colspan="3">Keynote - Rey Bango (en)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">12:00 - 12:45</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">LUNCH</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="100"> </td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Main Room</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Room A</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3" width="150">Room B</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">12:45 - 13:30</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">The Mozilla Build System: Robert Kaiser (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to write your first extension: Robert Nyman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">13:30 - 14:15</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Quality assurance: Carsten Book (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to write your first XulRunner application: Daniel Glazman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Gecko 1.9.1, what's new?: Yan Minagawa (de)</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">14:15 - 14:30</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">COFFEE BREAK</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">14:30 - 15:15</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Fun and Art: Tobias Leingruber (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Make money with extensions: Daniel Glazman (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Adapt websites to your own needs with Greasemonkey: Richard Sternagel (de)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">15:15 - 16:00</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Ubiquity: Rey Bango (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">16:00 - 16:15</td>
<td colspan="3" align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">COFFEE BREAK</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">16:15 - 17:00</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">How to localize your extension: Jurgen Berg (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Javascript in add-ons (jsm, XPCOM, 1.7/1.8, and more): Brian King (en)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">17:00 - 17:45</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">make extensions work on SeaMonkey 2: Robert Kaiser (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Starting with XBL - Create your own Objects: Daniel Kirsch (de)</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Enlightening the Calendar: Writing Calendaring extensions: Philipp Kewisch (de)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">18:00 - ...</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">Text Interface Revival - Sven Guckes</td>
<td align="center" bgcolor="#d3d3d3">TBD</td>
</tr>

</table>

== Speakers ==

[[Image:Paul_r.jpg|left|A picture of Paul Rouget]]
* Paul Rouget:
Mozilla Tech Evangelist, organizer.

[[Image:Robert-nyman.jpg|left|A picture of Robert Nyman]]
* Robert Nyman:
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.

[[Image:Tbx_avatar.gif|left|A picture of 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] .

[[Image:Bk_square_64.jpg|left|A picture of Brian King]]
* Brian King:
Long-time Mozilla contributor, Founder of [http://briks.si Briks Software] and President of [http://mozdev.org Mozdev].

[[Image:RobertKaiser.jpg‎|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.

[[Image:PhilippKewisch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:YanMinagawa.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Yan 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.

[[Image:DanielKirsch.jpg|64px|left|A picture of 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.

[[Image:Tomcat-oscon2.jpg|64px|left|A picture of Carsten "Tomcat" Book]]
* Carsten Book [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

[[Image:Babelzilla.org_logo.png|64x64px|left|No image]]
Jürgen Berg: 
German extension localizer. 
Administrator of [http://www.babelzilla.org BabelZilla], 
a site and community dedicated to provide localizations for extensions

[[Image:RichardSternagel.jpg|left|A picture of Richard Sternagel]]
* 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.

== When? ==

Saturday 28th of March, 2009

10:00 to 22:00

== Where? ==

The MAOW Berlin will take place at the C-Base Raumstation (see map [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=c-base+berlin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=36.231745,79.101563&ie=UTF8&ll=52.513962,13.419757&spn=0.006803,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A here]).

For more information on C-Base, please visit http://c-base.org

== Registration ==

All participants are asked to register by filling in the MAOW Berlin registration form [http://events.mozilla-europe.org/event/?id=4 here].

== Speaker Sponsorship ==

All speakers at the MAOW will be fully sponsored. Hotel, food and travel expenses will be fully reimbursed by Mozilla Europe.

To be reimbursed, please send all scanned receipts and the filled-out expense form to William Quiviger (william @ mozilla dot com)

== Information & Contact ==

For any further information, please contact:

* Paul Rouget <paul @ mozilla dot com> (english)
* Wiliam Quiviger <william @ mozilla dot com> (english)

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