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QA/Work Week July 2014

2014-06-17T08:45:35Z

Zac: /* Other Suggested Events */

Welcome to Work Week Central for the July 2014 work week.
* '''When:''' July 28 - July 31
* '''Where:''' Mountain View headquarters; 331 E Evelyn St. Mountain View CA

= Goal =
The goal of this work week is to break down old, outmoded models of Quality engineering. And build ourselves a vision and a strategy to achieve our overall QA goal of becoming more relevant and impactful. We will do this by:
* Becoming more technical to engage with the web platform and our products on a deeper level
* Making decisions based on data and metrics and publishing those metrics for wider use
* Weaving community throughout everything we do

Expect to leave this work week with a set of tailored actions you will do differently to help us meet these goals.

== Travel and Lodging Details ==
This is an invite only event. As much as we would have liked to invite everyone, it was sadly not possible. If you've received an email invitation, use the link to register.

You can book your own flights via Egencia up to June 26. Or, you can allow our travel agent to book them for you. After June 26, the travel agent will book your flights. Hotel will be booked for you, and we will be using the Hotel Strata in Mountain View for this.

When booking flights plan to arrive on Sunday at the latest. We start promptly on Monday at 9AM. You may use Friday as a travel day for your return flight if you so choose.

== Schedule and Process ==
We will be offline the first two and a half days of the event (Mon, Tues, Wed until noon). We will make exceptions for emergencies, but you have a month. Do everything you can to plan to be offline if at all possible. This kind of a work week will not succeed if you're glued to your laptop instead of participating.

The formal schedule and agenda for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morning will be uploaded once we have final head-count (because it has to be customized based on who's attending).

The rest of the time (Wednesday afternoon, Thursday, and Friday if people do not choose to use that as a travel day) will be open time in the schedule. In these open slots, we will do up to two tracks worth of sessions. All slots will be 45 minutes long. There will be at most 16 open slots for talks. If you want to sign up for one, do so below by adding more rows to the table. We can also do "co-working sessions" if we want, and schedule those as well outside of this to work on specific skills with others in attendance. Put those in the list below the table of talks and list the leader and the rough amount of time you want to lead a co-working session.
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| style="font-weight: bold; background: #DDD; width: 60px" | Presenter
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| style="font-weight: bold; background: #DDD; width: 500px" | Abstract
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=== Possible Co-Working Sessions ===
These are sessions where a few people sit down head to head and work on skills or activities with one another in a room. List the leader of the session and how long you expect it to go.
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| style="font-weight: bold; background: #DDD; width: 60px" | Lead
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| style="font-weight: bold; background: #DDD; width: 500px" | Goal of Session
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== Mozilla Events ==
* There will be a Community meetup during the work week - more details to come
* On Wednesday July 30, we will go have some fun at Campo di Bocce in Los Gatos. We'll play Bocce and eat some great food, and have a good time.
* On nights when there is nothing planned, we'll make reservations for small groups (around 10-ish) of us to go dine somewhere in downtown mountain view. It will be a good way to connect with people in a smaller setting.

== Other Suggested Events ==
There were so many great suggestions for events that I've included them here. If you want to round up a slew of colleagues to go to do some of these in your evenings (or perhaps on the weekend before if you arrive early) please do so!
* Cantor Arts Center at Stanford
* [http://www.hakone.com/main.html Hakone Gardens]
* [http://www.bowlmor.com/cupertino/ Bowling]
* [http://www.spinnakersailing.com/ Sailing]
* iFly indoor skydiving
* Arranging a docent tour of the Computer History Museum (Geo has the hookup)
** This would have to be a weekend thing due to their business hours. We're too late (45 days notice needed) to go through the standard route for arranging a docent, but I might be able to get a colleague who works there to help out on shorter notice. [geo]
* [http://www.bagi.org/ Glassblowing]
* Wine Tasting
* Paintball
* Go Kart Racing
* Indoor rock climbing at Planet Granite in Sunnyvale
* SF Giants game
* [http://www.ebparks.org/parks/lake_chabot Lake Chabot hiking]
* Relaxing and paddleboating up in Shoreline park in Mountain View
* (Taiwanese) Chinese lessons (in a fun way, not an exam!)

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-06-12

2014-06-05T16:51:04Z

Zac: Created page with "<small>Web QA Home</small> = Meeting Details = {{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}} = Lead / Scribe = * Lead: Bob ** . * Scribe: J-Lo ** . *..."

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead: Bob
** .
* Scribe: J-Lo
** .
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:
** Bob - Make input-tests unfriendly for contributors (!)
** Dave - grant merge access to Vio and Robbie C [done]
** Zac - Speak to a11y team about running the tests on device
** Rebecca - Create xfail test day next week
** Robert C - Update Saucelabs mobile selenium version
** Bebe - Send email about etherpad for grid issues

= Discussion Items / Updates =

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Goals/2014q2 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Bouncer
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
bsilverberg - PTO - June 13 - 20
AndreiH - PTO - June 12 - 16

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-06-05

2014-06-05T15:58:08Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** Viorela
* Scribe:
** Zac
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:
**bob: re-open discussion w/stephend & willkg regarding reviewers + input tests

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Viorela/RobertC merge access on mozilla-b2g/gaia
* Create a Flame/UI job for a11y tests? We won't maintain the tests, but we can send the reports to a11y team.
* 1 more Flame? (is 1 Hamachi enough?)

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Goals/2014q2 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** New site is up and live -- lots of movement within the community to help add additional automated test coverage
*** open tasks https://github.com/mozilla/Affiliates-Tests/issues?labels=Community&state=open
** bug verification Spring cleaning has occurred
*Bouncer
** No updates
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** No updates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** bug verification Spring cleaning has occurred
** mapbox integration should land on dev sometime this week and will be ready for community
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
** Deploy scripts for stage were broken, this has been remedied
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-05-22

2014-05-15T16:54:05Z

Zac: Created page with "<small>Web QA Home</small> = Meeting Details = {{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}} = Lead / Scribe = * Lead: ** Stephen Donner * Scribe: **..."

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** Stephen Donner
* Scribe:
** Andrei Hutusaurus
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
* Action Items:
** Zac to email qa-staff, see who is using ActiveSync accounts. Re-enable tests if possible.

= Discussion Items / Updates =

= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Bouncer

*Engagement

*Firefox Health Report

*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN

* Plugin Check:

* Socorro
*SUMO

*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
* Action Items:

* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-05-15

2014-05-15T15:32:38Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** Matt
* Scribe:
** Zac
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
** Future work - Build out a new Jenkins instance just for b2g testing (stephend, retornam)
* Action Items:
** Raymond and Stephen to work with jabba to get ldap auth back on Jenkins
** Dave - Lightning talk about iPython and iPython Notebook
** Raymond - add a Flame to the current Jenkins
*** Switch out one Hamachi for the Flame
*** Zac to set up the job(s) for the Flame
** bitgeeky to move forward with oneanddone-tests using the "old way"
*** tests in their own repo and using the API for data population

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* [zac] Krupa, Marketplace dev is not on master/v1.4, blocks smoketest https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1011016
* [zac] Can we get ActiveSync accounts for all nodes (each node to have a unique account). Jsmith requested we try harder because without it we lose smoketest coverage.
* [zac] Flame seems to be holding up well but still no carrier functionality so no serious results.

= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** launch of redesign has been bumped to 2014-05-21
** refactoring of test automation has begun in earnest https://github.com/mozilla/Affiliates-Tests
*Bouncer

*Engagement

*Firefox Health Report

*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Weekly status - https://mozillians.etherpad.mozilla.org/status-2014-05-15
*Mozilla.com
*MDN

* Plugin Check:

* Socorro
** No updates
*SUMO

*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Julian - PTO: May 13 - 19

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
* Action Items:

* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-05-15

2014-05-15T15:31:19Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** Matt
* Scribe:
** Zac
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
** Future work - Build out a new Jenkins instance just for b2g testing (stephend, retornam)
* Action Items:
** Raymond and Stephen to work with jabba to get ldap auth back on Jenkins
** Dave - Lightning talk about iPython and iPython Notebook
** Raymond - add a Flame to the current Jenkins
*** Switch out one Hamachi for the Flame
*** Zac to set up the job(s) for the Flame
** bitgeeky to move forward with oneanddone-tests using the "old way"
*** tests in their own repo and using the API for data population

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Krupa, Marketplace dev is not on master/v1.4, blocks smoketest https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1011016
* Can we get ActiveSync accounts for all nodes (each node to have a unique account). Jsmith requested we try harder because without it we lose smoketest coverage.

= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** launch of redesign has been bumped to 2014-05-21
** refactoring of test automation has begun in earnest https://github.com/mozilla/Affiliates-Tests
*Bouncer

*Engagement

*Firefox Health Report

*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Weekly status - https://mozillians.etherpad.mozilla.org/status-2014-05-15
*Mozilla.com
*MDN

* Plugin Check:

* Socorro
** No updates
*SUMO

*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Julian - PTO: May 13 - 19

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
* Action Items:

* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-05-08

2014-05-01T16:33:44Z

Zac: Created page with "<small>Web QA Home</small> = Meeting Details = {{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}} = Lead / Scribe = * Lead: ** Stephen * Scribe: ** Matt *..."

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** Stephen
* Scribe:
** Matt
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:

* Action Items:
** Dave - organise meeting between mbrandt, dave, psiinon about ZAP job on Jenkins
** Stephen - Follow up with Krupa about keeping Mac job for AMO
** Dave lightning talk about iPython

= Discussion Items / Updates =

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Goals/2014q2 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates

*Bouncer

*Engagement

*Firefox Health Report

*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians

*Mozilla.com
*MDN

* Plugin Check:

* Socorro

*SUMO

*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-05-01

2014-05-01T16:04:51Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** bsilverberg
* Scribe:
** zac
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
**Stephen - see if Tony is available to talk to the teams regarding the future of gaia branches
*** DONE
**[carryover] Bebe - Update nodes to use selenium 2.41

* Action Items:
** retornam: first check FM signal manually on hamachi, and then string the earbud pieces outside the metal racks
** rbillings: set up meeting with bob & liz- coordinate upcoming intern work
** rbillings: hit up dev-quality & mozwebqa w/Intro test day event info

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* [davehunt] ZAP's back!
** Should we start running it on a pilot project?
** We'd need to inform the dev team (and IT?) before running any active scans
** We'd need it to be lead by a member of the Web QA team, ideally the selected project lead
** Is Simon available to assist the lead regarding the results?
* [stephend] Can we rid ourselves of the Mac jobs for AMO? Not sure the coverage helps, as we already have Windows
** Note: I don't think we currently have any Windows nodes running, other than Sauce Labs - and we can't use ZAP with Sauce Labs
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook are very cool, I encourage everything working with Python to check them out. I'd be happy to give a quick demo of both.
** http://ipython.org/
** http://ipython.org/notebook.html

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Goals/2014q2 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
* [davehunt] iPython and iPython Notebook

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Upcoming, redesign is in progress. Once it lands on stage QA will begin.
** Testday planned for next week
** Schedule https://app.smartsheet.com/b/publish?EQBCT=85fca9767833481ea75885a7de7a8d39
*Bouncer
** No updates
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** No updatees
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Small release scheduled for this week https://mozilla.kanbanery.com/projects/23282/board/?key=5663800855a446460b4d4f9bc4287a3951a89823
** Weekly meeting notes - https://mozillians.etherpad.mozilla.org/status-2014-05-01
** Stylesheet refactor started
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
* Plugin Check:
** met with espressive to discuss project scope
*** test matrix - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/plugincheck-qa
* Socorro
** Potential release today - we need a release so correlations can be run against new Beta releases
*** https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1000159
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* rbillings has meeting conflict & will be late
* 1'st May all SV teams are off
** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Workers%27_Day
* Bebe - PTO 2 May
* Viorela - PTO 2 May
* Zac 5th May (UK holiday)

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-02-27

2014-02-27T10:34:55Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Lead / Scribe =
* Lead:
** .
* Scribe:
** .
** Scribe is responsible for:
*** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
*** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
*** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
*** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* SV have been doing a great job on the Gaia reports - are we ready to start sending v1.3 reports to qa-b2g list too?

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q4 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2014-02-13

2014-02-13T16:56:29Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= User / Scribe =
* stephend / AndreiH

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
** Think about ways to start measuring and reporting on the goals for the team
* Action Items:
** Bob to consider giving an overview/demo of the new mozwebqa dashboard
*** [bsilverberg] My apologies but I'm not sure what the action here is. I believe I demoed the Marketplace Tests dashboard at a previous meeting, but would be happy to show the issues dashboard. Is the intended audience of this a group other than Web QA?

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Let's discuss and then make team decisions to end the confusion around:
** Whose job it is to send next week's meeting invite, and by when
** Who populates/carries over the previous week's action items and takeaways
*** [bsilverberg] A suggestion: The scribe is responsible for:
**** adding the action items and takeaways to the current meeting's minutes
**** creating the agenda for the next meeting and carrying the action items and takeaways over to it
**** sending out a notice of the availability of that agenda along with the meeting invite
**** completing all of the above by the end of the week during which the meeting occurred
* I'd like -- where possible -- Travis jobs for our automation
** see https://travis-ci.org/mozilla/remo-tests and https://travis-ci.org/mozilla/mdn-tests for examples
** [bsilverberg] +1

* Tutorial for getting started with Firefox OS is almost complete:
** https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FFgITAa6trKkCypkvu81Dg-E0EEp8OdzmgFRk0yFdAk/edit
** Please read and feedback (annotate in the doc)
** Even if you want to *do* the tutorial that would be even better; it should take 1-2 hours.
** It is aimed at being a hands off way to give newb contributors skills in test automation and Firefox OS
** Plan to move to MDN where we can translate it and also track page metrics through each section of the test (ie how far the person gets)
** Want to have it uploaded next week

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Goals/2014q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays
= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*
= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Team is scoping feature work/redesign goals
*Engagement
** Newsletter testing released update
*Firefox Health Report
** A potentially large release is scheduled for the coming week(s); the project will likely reach out to the team/community for help with testing
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** This week's meeting notes - https://mozillians.etherpad.mozilla.org/status-2014-02-13
** Successfully releases the new groups feature, curated groups
*** https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=936569
** Big thank you to :justinpotts for working on automation coverage for the groups features
** Scoping work for geolocation - https://mozillians.etherpad.mozilla.org/true-geolocation-bugs-2014-02-12
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
** Continuous deployment
** Stability team is hosting their workweek March 24 - 28
*** QA will try to have a presence at this event -- need redefine risk areas, coverage needs, and quality expectations
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
= Community Update =
* Created a blog post trying to fill the gap between getting automation running & making a first pull request: [https://quality.mozilla.org/2014/02/make-the-leap/ https://quality.mozilla.org/2014/02/make-the-leap/]

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* [mbrandt] Java Posse Roundup February 24 - 28: http://www.mindviewinc.com/Conferences/JavaPosseRoundup/

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

TestEngineering/Web/Automation/Gaia UI Testing

2013-12-05T15:44:53Z

Zac: /* Dealing with Travis and TBPL Failures */

= Summary =
This is the home for all documentation related to the Gaia UI tests written and maintained by the Web QA Team.

= Running the Tests =

Please see [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Platform/Automated_testing/gaia-ui-tests Gaia UI Tests Guidelines] on MDN for information on running and writing Gaia UI tests.

== Running on Desktop B2G ==

Please see [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Platform/Automated_testing/gaia-ui-tests/Gaia_UI_Tests_Run_Tests#Testing_on_Desktop_B2G Testing on Desktop B2G] on MDN.

== Running on Device ==

Please see [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox_OS/Platform/Automated_testing/gaia-ui-tests/Gaia_UI_Tests_Run_Tests#Testing_on_Devices Testing on Devices] on MDN.

= Monitoring Jenkins Jobs For Failures and XPasses =

'''Note:''' This is very much a work in progress. Do not take anything below as gospel until it has been finalized.

The first priority, when supporting Gaia UI Testing, is to ensure that our existing tests are accurate and reliable. To that end, we need to monitor the jobs that run in our CI and address any that are failing or are xpassing (passing but marked as expected to fail).

To review the jobs for failures and xpasses, complete the following steps:

# Choose the job to review. This involves choosing the branch and device.
## Which branch to review?
### We currently run jobs against the [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Master/ master] and [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20v1.2/ v1.2] branches of Gaia. When reviewing the job results for failures and xpasses, always review master first, and then v1.2.
## Which device to review?
### We currently run jobs on two different devices, [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Hamachi/ Hamachi] and [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Inari/ Inari]. When reviewing the job results for failures and xpasses, always review Hamachi first, and then Inari.
## Taking the above into consideration, the order for review should be:
### [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Master/job/b2g.hamachi.mozilla-central.ui/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/ Hamachi master]
### [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Hamachi/job/b2g.hamachi.mozilla-b2g26_v1_2.ui/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/ Hamachi v1.2]
### [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Inari/job/b2g.inari.mozilla-central.ui/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/ Inari master]
### [http://qa-selenium.mv.mozilla.com:8080/view/B2G%20Inari/job/b2g.inari.mozilla-b2g26_v1_2.ui/lastCompletedBuild/testReport/ Inari v1.2]
# Review the results of the latest run of the job in question.
## Review failures.
### You can use the links above to view the latest results of the job. This will give you a quick summary of which tests are currently failing. Looking at the ''Age'' of the failure will give you an idea of whether this is a new failure, or one that has been happening for awhile. Also, failures with an ''Age'' of 1 often indicate intermittent failures.
### For each failure that you find:
#### If the failure details say: '''Error Message''': test failure, '''Stacktrace''': N/A, then the failure is likely actually an xpass. Keep this in mind when going through the next steps.
#### Search for a bug in Bugzilla that has been opened for the failure. Every failure that needs to be addressed must have a bug opened for it. If you find an open bug for a failure, examine it:
##### If it has a pull request attached to it which is waiting to be reviewed, review it. A pull request that is waiting to be reviewed is one that has no negative reviews and less than two positive reviews.
##### If it is unassigned, and you would like to take the time to address it, assign it to yourself and update its status to ''Assigned''. Do not do this unless you have the time to address it.
#### If you do not find an open bug for the failure, open one and include as much detail about the failure as possible.
##### If you have time to address the failure, assign it to yourself and update its status to ''Assigned''.
## Address xpasses.
### For each xpass that you found during the Review failures step:
#### Run the test locally to see if it also passes for you.
##### If the test passes locally for you and has been passing on CI for more than one consecutive run, then the test should be un-xfailed:
###### Look at the manifest.ini file that contains the test in question. It should contain a reference to a bug number for which the test was xfailed.
###### Look at the bug in question and examine it:
####### If the bug has been closed, that likely explains why the test is now passing. :)
####### If the bug has not been closed, add a comment to the bug seeking clarification, explaining that the test is now passing.
###### Check for an existing bug to un-xfail the test. If one exists it should be listed as being blocked by the current bug.
###### If no bug exists to un-xfail the test, open one.
###### Create a pull request to un-xfail the test and attach it to the un-xfail bug mentioned above.

= Completing Requested Reviews =

Your second priority, when supporting Gaia UI Testing, is to complete any reviews that have been requested of you. Reviews generally mean reviewing a pull request and Bugzilla is your friend in finding these. You can see all of your requested reviews on your [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=mydashboard.html Buzilla Dashboard] in the section labelled ''Flags Requested of You''.

Each bug that has you listed as a reviewer with a ''?'' flag will appear on this list. Here is a recommended workflow for each pull request you review. Note that this uses the ''master'' branch as an example.

# Make sure you are on the correct branch and that it is up to date:
## <code>git checkout master && git pull upstream master</code>
# Create a new branch for the review:
## <code> git checkout -b branch_name</code>
# Pull the changes for the pull request from the requester's branch:
## <code> git pull url_of_requesters_repo branch_name</code>
### Note that you may find it useful to add remotes for any repos for which you are frequently asked to perform reviews. You can do this using <code>git remote add remote_name repo_url</code>, and you can then use <code> git pull remote_name branch_name</code> instead of the above.
### You should not experience any merge conflicts when doing this pull. If you do, check the pull request. If it indicates that it cannot be merged then add a comment to the pull request that conflicts need to be resolved and flag the attachment on the bug as ''-'' to indicate it did not pass your review.
#### If the pull request is not marked as being unable to be merged then something went wrong with your pull. Perhaps your local branch was not up to date. Start the process again at #1 above.
# Run the affected test(s) against the branch in question to ensure that they all pass.
## Note that there may be several tests affected which may not be included in the pull request. For example, if a locator or method in an app object changes, then any tests that make use of that app object property or method would need to be tested.
## If the tests do not pass:
### Check to see if any are xfailed and note these. They are not expected to pass, so they should not affect your review.
### For any that are not xfailed, add a comment to the pull request to indicate which tests failed. Be sure to include the full stack trace of the failure(s) in your comments. Then flag the attachment on the bug as ''-'' to indicate it did not pass your review.
## Assuming that the tests are passing, continue to the next step.
# Review the code in the pull request:
## Check against the expected style of the gaia-ui-tests.
## Check for pep8 errors.
## If any problems are found, add comments to the pull request and flag the attachment on the bug as ''-'' to indicate it did not pass your review.
## If you got this far and there are no problems with the pull request, flag the attachment on the bug as ''+'' to indicate it passed your review.
# Merge the pull request:
## If you are the second reviewer to ''r+'' the pull request then you may merge it. See merging pull requests for details.

== Merging Pull Requests ==

Before merging a pull request, please ensure that:
# The attachment to the bug has at least two positive (''r+'') reviews.
# The Travis build of the pull request has passed.
## If the Travis build failed check it to see if the ''gaia_ui_tests'' step failed, and if it did whether any of the affected tests failed. Although it is preferred that no pull request be merged with a failing Travis build, if you are confident that the Travis failure had nothing to do with the changes in the pull request you may merge it, at your own discretion.
## You may also request a rerun of the Travis build, which you do via the [https://travis-ci.org/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull_requests Travis UI], if you would prefer to see it pass before merging.

When it is time to merge, do the following:
# Visit the pull request and click the big green ''Merge pull request'' button.
# Go to the bug and ensure that all reviews are cleared.
# Add a comment to the bug with a link to the merge commit, indicating on which branch the patch landed.
# If this was a merge to master, consider whether the patch should be uplifted. Follow the procedure in [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/Gaia_UI_Testing#After_Changes_Have_Been_Committed_To_Master After Changes Have Been Committed To Master].
# If the bug is finished (e.g., no uplifts are needed), mark it as Resolved - Fixed.

= Dealing with Travis and TBPL Failures =

Currently, we do not monitor Travis or TBPL for failures, but we are sometimes informed of them and asked to investigate. When investigating failures on Travis or TBPL, be sure to run your tests against B2G Desktop, not a device, as that is how the tests are run in those environments.

You can find the executables for B2G desktop at:
* [https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/b2g/nightly/latest-mozilla-central/ Master]
* [https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/b2g/tinderbox-builds/ v1.2] - look for the ones prefixed with mozilla-b2g26_v1_2, e.g. [https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/b2g/tinderbox-builds/mozilla-b2g26_v1_2-macosx64_gecko/ mozilla-b2g26_v1_2-macosx64_gecko]

Running like Travis locally.

There are two steps to running tests like Travis locally; install (downloads Gecko and builds Gaia) and run tests.

The tests must be run from the gaia/ root directory.

When running locally we need to be aware of 3 things:
1. The travis install script will not download a new Gecko if one already exists. The solution is to "rm -rf b2g" and "rm -rf profile" to remove the artifacts that the install script creates
2. The install script will install the Python packages at global level. The solution is to remove "sudo" from line 5 of the install script.
3. I forgot wot this one woz but for some reason in my mind I thought there were 3

The install script is run by:
> tests/travis/gaia-ui-tests/install

To run the tests, modify the script file to include the command line options you need. All normal command line options are valid.

> tests/travis/gaia-ui-tests/script

= Keeping Branches in Sync with Master =

Currently, all development of Gaia UI tests is done on the master branch, with the exception of fixes that are needed specifically for a different branch. It is our goal to keep other branches of interest as closely synced with master as possible. When changes are committed to master, it is important to determine whether those changes should also be uplifted to other branches, and if so then the uplift must be completed.

== Current Branches of Interest ==

* [https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/tree/master/tests/python/gaia-ui-tests Master] - this is the current development branch of Gaia and is priority #1 for failing tests. All new development (e.g., new tests) should be completed in the master branch and then, if necessary, uplifted to other branches of interest.
* [https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/tree/v1.2/tests/python/gaia-ui-tests v1.2] - this is the next shipping version of Gaia, and is priority #2 for failing tests. Changes should only be committed to v1.2 if they either:
** land first in master and are deemed necessary for v1.2, or
** contain fixes that are specific to v1.2

This means that the only current branches of interest are master and v1.2. For this reason the rest of this page will use v1.2 to mean any branch of interest.

== After Changes Have Been Committed To Master ==

The following steps should be taken:

# Determine whether the change should be uplifted to v1.2. There are a number of considerations for this including:
## If it is a new test:
### Are the features being tested available in v1.2? If yes, then it should be uplifted, otherwise do not uplift.
## If it is a fix to a failing test on master:
### Is it a locator or other change that causes the test to fail on master but not on v1.2? If yes, then do not uplift.
### Is it a test enhancement, such as an improved wait? If yes, then it should be uplifted.
## If, after considering the above, you are unsure as to whether the commit should be uplifted to v1.2, then flag it for uplifting and add a comment that you are not sure if it is needed or not. By flagging it for uplifting you are ensuring that someone will look at it and make that determination.
# Flag the bug to indicate if it is to be uplifted or not, or complete the uplift yourself:
## If the commit should be uplifted (or you are unsure, as above), either:
### Flag it for uplifting by setting the ''status-b2g-v1.2'' flag to ''affected'', or
### Complete the uplift yourself. This is preferable to flagging it for someone else to complete. See the section below about [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/Gaia_UI_Testing#Uplifting_Commits Uplifting Commits].
### In either case, the bug should not be closed.
## If you determine that the commit does not need to be uplifted, flag it as such by setting the ''status-b2g-v1.2'' flag to ''unaffected''. The bug can be closed.

== Uplifting Commits ==

Uplifting means to take the changes in a commit made to master, and bring those same changes into the branch of interest. Here is a recommended workflow. Note that this uses the v1.2 branch as an example.

# Make sure you are on the correct branch and that it is up to date:
## <code>git checkout v1.2 && git pull upstream v1.2</code>
# Create a new branch for the uplift:
## <code> git checkout -b branch_name</code>
# Cherry pick the commit that was made to master. You can find the commit hash by looking at the Github pull request:
## <code> git cherry-pick commit-hash</code>
## Please note: Use the commit hash of the original commit of code (the one submitted by the pull request author) as opposed to the commit hash of the merge commit (the one created by the person who merged the pull request). For example, for this [https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/13644 pull request], you would choose commit hash ''a9798fc'', which is the hash of Bob's original commit, not commit hash ''42de07a'', which is the commit hash of Zac's merge commit.
## The cherry pick may or may not complete without conflicts. If there are conflicts, resolve them manually.
### If there were conflicts, commit your changes to your branch:
#### <code>git commit -a</code>
#### The commit message should be pre-populated with the commit message from when the changes were committed to master. Leave this commit message intact. You may add a second line to the message to indicate that this is an uplift to the branch of interest.
# Run the affected test(s) against v1.2 to ensure that they still pass.
## Note that there may be several tests affected which may not be included in the commit. For example, if a locator or method in an app object changes, then any tests that make use of that app object property or method would need to be tested.
## If the tests do not pass, try to determine why and whether or not they can be made to pass by making other changes. If you are unable to get the tests to pass on v1.2, and it isn't because they are attempting to test features that do not exist on v1.2, then make a comment in the bug about this, with the full details of the failures, and leave the bug flagged as ''status-b2g-v1.2: affected''.
## Assuming that the tests are passing, continue to the next step.
# Push your changes to your Github repo:
## <code>git push origin branch_name</code>
# When the pull request for the uplift has been merged, set the ''status-b2g-v1.2'' flag to ''fixed'' and close the bug.
# Go to Github and issue a pull request against your branch.
## Make sure the pull request is being issued against the correct upstream branch (e.g., v1.2). This will likely not be the default so you will have to change it manually.
# Attach the pull request to the bug.
## This can be done from the pull request if you have the [https://github.com/autonome/Github-Bugzilla-Tweaks Github Bugzilla Tweaks add-on] installed.
## This can also be done by pasting the url to the Github pull request into an attachment to the bug using 'paste text as attachment'.
## Flag the attachment for review and add a comment that this patch is to uplift to the branch of interest.

== Reviewing and Merging Uplifts ==

Often a pull request which is an uplift from master to a branch of interest will contain code that is identical to that which was committed to master. That code has already been reviewed for correctness and style, so it may not be necessary to review the code itself as carefully. You will need to determine whether that is the case yourself. You could do that by comparing the files changed, after applying the commit in the pull request, with the same files in the master branch.

Regardless of the decision made above, follow the procedure in [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/Gaia_UI_Testing#Merging_Pull_Requests Merging Pull Requests]

== Finding Bugs That Require Uplifts ==

All bugs that require uplifts should be flagged as ''status-b2g-v1.2: affected'' (or whichever flag corresponds to the branch of interest). You can execute a Bugzilla query such as [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?cmdtype=dorem&remaction=run&namedcmd=gaia-ui-test-open-v1.2-affected-take2&sharer_id=440009&list_id=8786182 this one], to view all such bugs and then assign yourself to any that you plan to complete.

== Keeping On Top of Changes ==

There are some steps that can be taken to try to keep the branches in sync. These include:

# As mentioned above, if you can complete an uplift yourself, by creating a pull request, rather than simply flagging a bug as affected, that is preferable.
# Monitor bugs that are flagged as ''status-b2g-v1.2: affected'' as described in [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/Gaia_UI_Testing#Finding_Bugs_That_Require_Uplifts Finding Bugs That Require Uplifts].
# Complete a manual audit of commits that have landed in master but not v1.2. This is something that should be done once or twice per month.
## Generate a list of all the commits that have landed in master but not v1.2 using this command: <code>git show master ^v1.2 --no-merges -- tests/python/gaia-ui-tests</code>.
## Go through the list and verify whether any of those commits need to be uplifted to v1.2.
### Some will not require uplifting because they are not applicable to v1.2.
### Some of the changes may already be in v1.2, but were added using different commits (e.g, via a cherry pick which resulted in conflicts).
### For any that you find that do need to be uplifted to v1.2, reopen the bug to which the original pull request was added and either:
#### Complete the uplift yourself by opening a pull request for v1.2 and attaching it to the bug, or
#### Flag it as ''status-b2g-v1.2: affected''.

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-12-05

2013-12-05T12:41:19Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}
= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
** For Bob to document the procedure for contributing to gaia-ui-tests [ongoing/team to give feedback]
*** I started this. See https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/Gaia_UI_Testing
** Stephend to get access to SV for Unaqi v1.2 b2g26 builds also for Inaris for all the SV team [carry over]
** Dave and Stephend to go through and make sure the members are in the correct team [carry over for stephen]
*** {{done|}}Dave will make a first pass
** Stephend to follow up with Marketplace payments [carry over]
*** talk to the dev about mocked
*** Inari phones to devs from California to test payments
*** [Bebe] Try to get payments woking
** [Stephen] Twitter account access on @mozwebqa [done]
** Move mozgrid and jenkins on separate boxes [carry over]
** [Raymond and Stephen] Take a look at nodes 5 and 6 [carry over]
*** Not completely sure what this is, but devices are stable
** bob to follow up with a blog post for the testday

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* MDN badge discussion
** Need info from testday
** pick a badge

* Any candidates for Fx OS Mobile QA Engineer?

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q2 Goals Check-in] =
= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*
= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =
= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** No updates
*Engagement
** newsletter testing
*Firefox OS
**
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*MDN
*Mozilla.com
*Socorro
*SUMO
*MozTrap
**
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
= Community Update =
= Time off / Out-of-office =
* mbrandt pto 2013-12 through 2014-01-02

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:

* Next owner / scribe:

London

2013-11-01T11:34:48Z

Zac: /* Yes Minister */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==
A tired and frustrated Hotel owner/manager, played by John Cleese, treats all of his clients with thinly veiled contempt.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcliR8kAbzc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oH-TELcLE

== Yes Minister ==
This sitcom is based around the battles betwee a Government minister and his Civil Service staff member who seemingly tries to scupper every attempt to pass legislation.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FRVvjGL2C0
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyU28D1C1-4
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmXzGI0XP7M

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T11:33:56Z

Zac: /* Yes Minister */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==
A tired and frustrated Hotel owner/manager, played by John Cleese, treats all of his clients with thinly veiled contempt.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcliR8kAbzc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oH-TELcLE

== Yes Minister ==
This sitcom is based around the battles betwee a Government minister and his Civil Service staff member who seemingly tries to scupper every attempt to pass legislation.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FRVvjGL2C0
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhZRDoGZg00
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmXzGI0XP7M

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T11:18:05Z

Zac: /* Fawlty Towers */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==
A tired and frustrated Hotel owner/manager, played by John Cleese, treats all of his clients with thinly veiled contempt.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcliR8kAbzc
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oH-TELcLE

== Yes Minister ==

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T11:17:42Z

Zac: /* Dad's Army */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==
A tired and frustrated Hotel owner/manager, played by John Cleese, treats all of his clients with thinly veiled contempt.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcliR8kAbzc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oH-TELcLE

== Yes Minister ==

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T11:15:41Z

Zac: /* Fawlty Towers */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==
A tired and frustrated Hotel owner/manager, played by John Cleese, treats all of his clients with thinly veiled contempt.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcliR8kAbzc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oH-TELcLE

== Yes Minister ==

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T11:08:03Z

Zac: /* Dad's Army */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==
A sitcom set in World War II, a bumbling and mostly incompetent division of the Home Guard usually ends up blowing up an innocent farmer's tractor while trying to defend Britain from the Germans.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V3SqxUomwk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2GQri9RDJI

== Fawlty Towers ==

== Yes Minister ==

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T10:57:55Z

Zac:

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Our meeting room names: a history of British television comedy =

== Dad's Army ==

== Fawlty Towers ==

== Yes Minister ==

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T10:51:45Z

Zac: /* Good Things Nearby */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Covent Garden ==
* Mishkins - Jewish cafe/restaurant with a good line on cocktails, busy so small groups only. http://mishkins.co.uk/‎
* National Portrait Gallery - The portrait gallery also has a rooftop restaurant open from 10am - 8:15pm http://www.npg.org.uk/visit/shop-eat-drink/restaurant.php

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===Wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

London

2013-11-01T10:46:49Z

Zac: /* Chinatown */

= Welcome to London! =
We're glad to have you here! This page is meant to help visitors find their way to our London space and around London. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to ask in #london on irc.mozilla.org, or if you happen to be around the space come talk to us. If there is anything missing that you think might help future visitors, please add it / let us know :-).

[[File:Mozilla_London_logo.png|thumb|alt=Mozilla London logo|Welcome to Mozilla London.]]

= Space Details =

'''Email:'''<br />
TBC

'''Address:'''<br />
101 St Martins Lane (3rd Floor)<br />
London<br />
WC2N 4AZ<br />
UK<br />
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.51035,-0.127032&spn=0.001442,0.002309&sll=51.510762,-0.127858&sspn=0.001442,0.002309&dirflg=w&hnear=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London+WC2N+4,+United+Kingdom&t=m&z=19 Map]

= About the Space =
* The space is open between 09:00 - 17:30
* Free WiFi (login to Mozilla Guest - no password needed)
* Conference rooms available for uses related to Open Source and Mozilla
* Signing in is required when you enter the space on the 3rd floor
* There are a few guidelines to follow so keep a look out for them
* A full list of our internally bookable conference rooms is available [https://mana.mozilla.org/wiki/display/SD/LON+Conference+Rooms here.]

= Wifi =
As mentioned above there is free to everyone, but if you're an employee then you can login to any of the other wifi channels available (Mozilla, Mozilla-G, Mozilla Mobile) with your LDAP credentials.

The setup using Kubuntu isn't too obvious, here are the settings needed to make it work:
* Security: WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
* Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
* Inner Authentication: MSCHAPv2
* Username: LDAP Username - should be name@mozilla.com
* Password: LDAP password

= Travelling to London =
If you're coming from continental Europe, you may wish to explore the possibility of using either the [http://www.eurostar.com Eurostar] train, or choosing a flight that will arrive at the [http://www.londoncityairport.com/ London City Airport], as both of these options will drop you conveniently close to the centre of London.

Trans-continental travellers should expect to arrive at either [http://www.heathrowairport.com/ Heathrow] or [http://www.gatwickairport.com/ Gatwick] airports. While these airports are quite distant from the city centre, both are relatively well serviced by above and underground trains, as well as bus and taxi service.

'''From Heathrow by train:'''
# Take the London Underground ('the tube') from the Heathrow Terminals towards the city centre (Heathrow is at the end of the line). Heathrow has three London Underground stations – one for Terminals 1 and 3, one each at Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 station is in the central area between the terminals, which are a few minutes' walk away via underground walkways. Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 stations are in the basements of the terminal buildings. [http://www.heathrowairport.com/transport-and-directions/underground More details].
# Get off at Leicester Square. Note: this station is not wheelchair accessible.
# Follow the Leicester Square tube walking instructions below.

''Takes ~50 minutes, no connections, costs £5.30 cash, £2.90 oyster-card each way. Beware that staff will be encouraging people to buy Heathrow Express tickets, these are not what you want for the underground. Buying a topup oyster card is highly recommended. These reduce fares by up to 50% and can be refunded (including deposit) at the end of the trip.''

'''From Heathrow by car:'''

This company offers fair priced car transport (much cheaper than hailing a cab from outside the airport): [http://www.londonheathrowcars.com/ Heathrow Cars]

'''From Gatwick by train:'''
# Head to the railway station outside the South Terminal (is only a few minutes away from the North Terminal by a free shuttle).
# Take the train to London Bridge, they come regularly (avoid Gatwick express)
# At London Bridge change trains to Charing Cross (overground).
# Get off at Charing Cross.
# Follow the Charing Cross tube walking instructions below.

= Finding the Space =

If you're travelling with a Mozilla group e.g. Work Weeks you will more than likely be staying in St. Martins Lane Hotel. We're the glass fronted building directly opposite that hotel.

If you're travelling by Tube (London underground) the closest station to the space is Leicester Square (0.1 miles, 2 mins) which is on the Piccadilly line.

'''From Leicester Square underground station:'''
# Leave the underground station by exit 1 (Signs to Charing Cross/St Martins Lane)
# First left (Sharp; down alley)
# Right (@dead end),
# Left (@ J Sheekey)
# Right (onto St Martins Lane)
# Building 101 is soon after Starbucks, but before The Duke of York's theatre.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tzwjHbV7vk Video of the route].
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Charing+Cross+Rd%2FA400&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.510737,-0.126949&spn=0.001492,0.004128&sll=51.510863,-0.126992&sspn=0.001492,0.004128&geocode=FdL_EQMdSAr-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=19 Route on Google Maps]

'''From Charing Cross underground station:'''
# When exiting Charing Cross, cross over the traffic lights and on towards Trafalgar Square.
# Before crossing the road directly in front of Trafalgar Square take a Right and head towards St. Martins Lane.
# You'll find us after the Duke of York Theatre. If you see Starbucks - you've gone too far.
[https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr=Trafalgar+Square%2FA4&daddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+City+of+Westminster,+London&hl=en&ll=51.50899,-0.131257&spn=0.005769,0.006062&sll=51.50801,-0.126643&sspn=0.001496,0.001515&geocode=FYrxEQMdJg_-_w%3BFfT7EQMdtw_-_ymbRYh3zgR2SDG-ZC7Y806-HQ&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=19&t=m&z=17 Route on Google Maps]

'''Accessing the space:'''
* We're on the third floor of the building - just ask building security to let you up (they are here Mon-Fri until 7pm).
* Employees: The doors and lifts work on a different pass system to the Mozilla badges, We have some temporary access cards available for the building - ask [https://phonebook.mozilla.org/#search/shannon%20clayton Shannon Clayton] for one.

= Travelling around in London =
If you are spending the day in London or plan on moving on from us at any time here are some useful travel links to help you on your way:
* For Fares: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Transport for London] (if you plan on moving around a lot a all-day travel card may be useful)
* For Train Times: [http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ National Rail] (they also have an app for Apple, Android and Blackberry Devices)
* For Planning your journey ahead: [http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en Journey Planner Transport for London]
* For Tube Maps: [http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.gif London Underground] (again an app is also available on Apple and Android)

= The Great British Summer =
The UK has a bit of a reputation for poor and unreliable weather but don't let this stop you from coming down. Just take a look at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/wc2n BBC Weather] or [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/?tab=fiveDay&locId=352409 Met Office weather] and see if you need an umbrella or sun screen.

= Hotels =
===Directly opposite the space:===
* St Martins Lane Hotel:
** 45 St. Martin's Lane London, WC2N 4HX.
** +44-(0)20-7300-5500, http://www.stmartinslane.com
** Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

===In-expensive Hotels:===
*[http://www.premierinn.com/en/exploreSearch.action Premier Inn]: There are 6 of these within roughly 1 mile from the space and Leicester Square they cost between £125 - £175 Per Night (depending on how far in advance you book)
*[http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/index.php?action=search&check_from=&locationCode=0&quickform=Y&location=wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29%2F08%2F2012&checkOutDate=30%2F08%2F2012&no_of_rooms=1&adults_1=1&children_1=0&adults_2=1&children_2=0&adults_3=1&children_3=0&x=74&y=17 Travelodge]: There are 5 of these within 1 mile of Leicester Square. Rooms Cost between £49 - £89 Per Night (depending on when you book)
*[http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/reservation/searchresult?destination=Wc2n+4az&checkInDate=29&checkInMonthYear=072012&checkOutDate=30&checkOutMonthYear=072012&ratePreference=6CBARC&numberOfAdults=1&numberOfChildren=0&numberOfRooms=1&sortBy=BRAND_SORT&radius=50&inMiles=false&smokingPref=3&roomPref=3_3&brands=HI%2CSL%2CSS%2CEX%2CRS%2CSS%2CCV%2CIC%2CCP%2CAN%2CIN%2CSB%2CCW%2C6C&isFormSubmission=true Holiday Inn]: There are 4 of these within 1 Mile of Leicester Square. Rooms cost between £100 - £140 Per Night depending on when you book)

= Car Hire =
* TODO: List of companies
* Employees: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office#Mozilla_Preferred_Rates See here for special Mozilla rate].

= Smoking Policy =
Pursuant to both the Health Act 2006 (c 28), and the tenant agreement of 101 St. Martin's Lane, smoking is '''not permitted''' anywhere on the building premises - this includes the common areas as well as '''balconies''' and other attached outdoor spaces. If you want to smoke head on out to St. Martins lane and over to near the Duke of York. This is where our no-smoking area ends.

= Employees =
For employee specific content (building access cards/maintenance contact numbers etc):
https://intranet.mozilla.org/London_Office

= Good Things Nearby =
All times in minutes walk from the London space

== Coffee ==

* The closest good coffee shop to the space is [https://plus.google.com/108152104950611601648/about?gl=uk&hl=en Notes] which is about a minute's walk down St Martin's Lane. Be warned - you aren't going to get a bucket of coffee, like you may from Starbucks - but it's going to be well worth it. If you plan on visiting a few times, or there are a bunch of you then it may be worth getting a loyalty card - 1 free coffee for every 8 stamps.
* Monmouth Coffee ( [http://is.gd/caOQC3] ) excellent espresso and pours. Tiny, quite busy, has communal tables in the back.

== Bars and Pubs ==
=== Close to the space ===
* The Harp - Quaint little bar usually overflowing with local workers having a pint after work. Very convenient to the space. (Covent Garden, 47 Chandos Place)

* The Bedford & Strand - Just a couple of blocks from the space is this fairly unpretentious wine bar which is often not too busy either. Great selection of European wine and cheese and meat plates to go with or a meal if you please. (3 minutes, 1A Bedford Street WC2E 9HH)

* Ship and Shovell - This tiny pub spans two side of an alleyway and I once saw Kristin Scott Thomas there. (5 minutes, 1-3 Craven Passage WC2N 5PH)

=== Further from the space but of interest ===

* Princess Louise - This pub’s interior has been restored to its Victorian era state and is possibly one of the prettiest pubs you’ll visit in London. (15 minutes, 208 High Holborn WC1V 7EP)

* Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese - This maze of underground rooms serving as a pub was rebuilt after the great fire of 1666 and was believed to have existed since 1538. History: Britain has it. (25 minutes, 145 Fleet Street EC4A 2BU)

* Graphic Bar - This bar in Soho stocks 180 types of Gin and serves their gin mixes in paint tins..! (15 minutes, 4 Golden Square)

== Chain restaurants ==

Unfortunately London is rife with mostly average tourist-trap chain restaurants which is a shame because in-between them and with a bit of local knowledge you can find far better food in London.

However there are a few ‘safe’ chain restaurants that offer medium range food for medium range price if you’re happy with such compromises. The other benefit of these are that they can often accept large groups at short notice. If you really have to, our recommendations for these are:

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Byron Burger, Pizza Express, Wagamama (Fusion Japanese), Nando’s

There are several of each of these walking distance from the space.

Stay away from:
Steak & Co, Bella Italia, Angus Steakhouse, Prezzo, Spaghetti House, All Bar One, Masala Zone, TGI Fridays

== Chinatown ==
Why would you go to an average chain restaurant when the London space has Chinatown on its doorstep? London’s Chinatown is more Hong Kong-style due to British-Hong Kong historical relations so the food may be a bit different to your SF local. While not nearly as big as San Francisco’s it’s still a good place to get a meal. Try these few:

* Plum Valley - More modern style Cantonese dim sum (8 minutes, 20 Gerrard St W1D 6JQ)
* Abeno Too - Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, a Japanese omelette with your choice of fillings (4 minutes, 17-18 Great Newport Street WC2H 7JE)
* Koya - Japanese Udon noodles. Just a note to Californians that Udon is not like Ramen.. it’s better! (10 minutes, 49 Frith Street W1D 4SG)
* Young Cheng - Dim sum and also famous for Lobster noodles (5 minutes, 22 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA)
* Dumplings Legend - Dim sum, and fantastic Peking Duck. Prime-location in Chinatown, but very good (15-16 Gerrard Street London, W1D 6JE)

== Soho ==
Just North of Chinatown bordered by the streets Oxford, Regent and Shaftesbury the Soho area of London is an agreeable place to hangout and it’s hard to find bad coffee, food and drink around here. It is also the central gay area of London, but accommodating to all. It can get a bit rowdy late on Friday and Saturday nights.

===Spanish Tapas===
* Pix (10 mins, 16 Bateman St W1D 3AH)
* Brindisa (20 mins, 46 Broadwick Street W1F 7AF)

===wine bar===
* Fernandez and Wells on Lexington St (20 mins) for groups of 2 or less
===Fish & Chips===
* Rock and Sole Plaice (10 mins, 47 Endell Street WC2H 9AJ)

== Meat ==
If you’re American and feeling a bit homesick you might like to try Bodean’s at 10 Poland Street (10 minutes) for some ribs, pulled pork, burgers and so forth while watching American sport replays. The same American BBQ style but more expensive and more exclusive is the Pitt Cue Co (25 mins, 1 Newburgh Street W1F 7RB).

A direct recommendation from Boozeniges is [http://www.meatliquor.com/ Meat Liquor]. As the name poorly disguises its cuisine I’ll just get to the point and give you the address: 74 Welbeck St W1G 0BA (25 mins). Note this place is very busy and does not accept bookings. They also have a smaller venue just around the corner from the London space called [http://www.themeatmarket.co.uk/ The Meat Market] which is a [https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=101+St+Martin%27s+Ln,+London,+Greater+London+WC2N+4AZ,+UK&daddr=meat+market&hl=en&ll=51.510545,-0.124492&spn=0.002514,0.008256&sll=51.510557,-0.123599&sspn=0.002514,0.008256&geocode=FWT8EQMdxw3-_ylFGdfCzQR2SDGUwEDR6EvTlg%3BFUEAEgMdLiP-_yF8Warq3OuPcCmtbomDywR2SDF8Warq3OuPcA&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&t=m&z=18 6 minute walk] - it's a little hidden, as it's upstairs at the back in Jubilee Market Hall. Note that they also don't accept bookings and the Philly Cheese Steak and the Black Palace burger are pretty good.

Similarly famous and close to the space is the steak restaurant [http://thehawksmoor.com/ Hawksmoor] (3 minutes, 11 Langley Street WC2H 9JG). Hugely busy you’ll almost certainly need to book first and take your largest, most uninhibited credit card.

== Indian / Pakastani / Bangladeshi ==
One of London's greatest culinary offerings is the wide selection of Indian restaurants. Of particular note:
* Veeraswamy - said to be the oldest surviving Indian restaurant in the UK. Now, one of the Capital's best with a Michelin star (make sure you're ready for the bill!). (Mezzanine Floor, Victory House 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS)
* Dishoom - Super authentic Bombay restaurant. Right down to only serving "local" soda pop. And only steps away from the space. (12 Upper St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9FB)
* Red Fort - the best Indian restaurant in Soho, and previous winner of TimeOut's best Indian Restaurant (77 Dean Street London, Greater London W1D 3SH)
* Area: Brick Lane (http://goo.gl/maps/oacsF) - synonymous with Indian cuisine in London. Not all restaurants here are worthy of the address however - those of particular note: Aladin (132 Brick Lane) and Cinnamon (134 Brick Lane).

== Vegetarian ==
There are two Vegetarian restaurants I know of. A simple lunch/dinner cafe-style restaurant called Food for Thought (5 minutes, 31 Neal Street, WC2H 9PR) and a more upmarket sit down meal at Mildred’s Vegetarian on Lexington Street, Soho (15 minutes)

== Other notables ==

* Orbital Comix - Couple of blocks from the space. Excellent little comic book store.

* Forbidden Planet - 10 minutes walk from space. Comics, games, nerd stuff megastore

* Stanfords Map and Travel bookstore - huge selection of maps and guidebooks. 12-14 Long Acre 5 minutes walk from space. There is a small cafe with tables inside the bookstore.

* Tesco - Good sized grocery store a few blocks away towards Covent Garden. 2 blocks east up New Row.

* Boots - pharmacy/drugstore. A few blocks south just near Charing Cross station.

* Jamie’s Italian - Good proximity to the space and well priced but very very busy. Be prepared to wait during peak hours (2 minutes, 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, WC2H 9FB)

* [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/ Belgo] - All things Belgian. Their specialities are Moules (for people not fans of seafood, there are plenty of other options) & a [http://www.belgo-restaurants.co.uk/beers huge selection of beers & ales]. Well priced, but often busy, be prepared to wait 30-60 mins on peak nights if you do not have a booking. Atmosphere is pretty unique - most seating is an underground cellar/cavern, serving staff are dressed as trappist monks etc. (5 mins, 50 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LJ)

* London Mozillian Ross Bruniges runs a blog on London’s finer restaurants: http://www.ross-eats.co.uk/in/london/

= Todo =
* Fun things to do in London
* Taxi numbers
* Use of kitchen areas, please tidy up etc
* Link to PDF guide for the new coffee machine
* Links to the events calendar ([https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ottac6j1f2j44vd957efmtu76g@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe/London&gsessionid=OK Old]; [http://mzl.la/MozLondonCalendar New])/[http://lanyrd.com/search/?q=mozilla lanyrd]/eventbrite pages
* Links to the MozLDN logo / templates for event signs (so people can print out signs for their daytime/evening events to stick up at the entrance/put on reception...)

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-10-24

2013-10-24T15:47:27Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Do we still use qa-selenium-stage?
** Most recent last builds were ~4 months ago
* All-in-one doc updates - bsilverberg
* Selenium Tests repos readmes - bsilverberg
* Gaia-ui-tests , we now have fail-if .. see pull: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/13068

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q4 Goals Check-in] =
= Testday Ideas =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-testdays
** I have added a couple - bsilverberg

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
** Reps releasing more on Events
** Newsletter testing is underway
** One and Done: collecting tasks for initial launch, entering exploratory tests in Moztrap
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Weekly release, covered by rbillings
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

Summit2013/Experiences/signups

2013-09-22T21:21:29Z

Zac: /* Bar Delirium */

Please sign up below.

= Friday =
== Santa Clara ==

=== Photo Walk ===

If you are interested in an early morning [6:30am] tour in the beautiful Silicon Valley, you are in luck! [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/Ludovic Ludovic Hirlimann] and [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/rolandtanglao Roland Tanglao]

More information here: http://sietch-tabr.tumblr.com/post/60429342277/extra-summit-activity-part-1-santa-clara-photowalks

Sign Up Here:
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Bill Walker</td></tr>
<tr><td>Viking KARWUR</td></tr>
<tr><td>Shahmir Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Muhammad Mehmood Ali</td></tr>
<tr><td>Asad Sajjad</td></tr>
<tr><td>Shazia Rizwan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nagasahas DS </td></tr>
<tr><td>Abdul Rauf</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jemmy RORONG</td></tr>
<tr><td>Finan AKBAR</td></tr>
<tr><td>Dimas ANDHANA</td></tr>
<tr><td>Fauzan ALFI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Artanto ISHAAM</td></tr>
<tr><td>Kalpa Welivitigoda</td><tr>
<tr><td>Ashkary Rahman</td></tr>
<tr><td>Irayani Queencyputri</td></tr>
<tr><td>Eriska Triana Primayasari</td></tr>
<tr><td>Deryan Everestha Maured</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nuri Abidin</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rahmat Dwi Jatmiko</td></tr>
<tr><td>Andi Darmawan</td></tr>
<tr><td>I Gede Bagus Kosha</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sayak Sarkar</td></tr>
<tr><td>Priyanka Nag</td></tr>
<tr><td>Soumya Deb</td></tr>
<tr><td>Swarnava Sengupta</td></tr>
<tr><td>Avik Pal</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gaurab Patra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Subhashish Kundu</td></tr>
<tr><td>Shafiul Azam Chowdhury</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rahid Hasan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Hilary Ho Jia Hao</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gauthamraj Elango</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jayakumar Sadhasivam</td></tr>
<tr><td>Md Aminul Islam Sajib</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:maktrix|Mahay Alam Khan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Zobayer Ahmed Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Benny Chandra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yoe One Ariestya Niovitta</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rizqinofa Putra M</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gasper Derzanic</td></tr>
<tr><td>Atul Jangra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Aji Kisworo Mukti</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:ahsan.net|Mashkawat Ahsan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Matjaž Horvat</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:rok.samsa|Rok Samsa]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:mythrobin|Robin Mehdee]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rohan Dasanayaka</td></tr>
</table>

== Toronto ==
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Vuyisile Ndlovu </td></tr>
<tr><td>Jose Junior Villagomez Melgar </td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
</table>

== Brussels ==

=== Jellyfishing ===

OMG Jellys! Yes, you read that right! Our very own [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/rlord/ Rob Lord] is going to instruct and lead a group of Mozillians to Jelly Fish through the cobble streets of Brussels.

Want to see more, check out this '''[https://vimeo.com/35285151 video]'''

Sign up here, limit is '''20''' people:
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Mohamed El Sharnoby</td></tr>
<tr><td>Janet Swisher </td></tr>
<tr><td>Jeff Griffiths</td></tr>
<tr><td>Aashish Jagini </td></tr>
<tr><td>Onur Avsar</td></tr>
<tr><td>Piniel Romulia Hasibuan</td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
</table>

= Saturday =

== Santa Clara ==

=== Movie Night ===

On Saturday in '''all three''' locations, we will be holding a movie night complete with big screens and old fashioned pop corn. We will be starting with Code Rush the documentary about the early days of Mozilla.

We may be showing another movie after this, if there is enough interest.

We have plenty of room, but would like to get a count of how many people will be joining us. Please add your name to the sign up below if you are interested.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Pascal Finette</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jon Hylands</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rob Hudson</td></tr>
<tr><td>Viking KARWUR</td></tr>
<tr><td>Shahmir Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Muhammad Mehmood Ali</td></tr>
<tr><td>Asad Sajjad</td></tr>
<tr><td>Shazia Rizwan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Alex Vincent</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gautam A</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nagasahas DS</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jemmy RORONG</td></tr>
<tr><td>Finan AKBAR</td></tr>
<tr><td>Dimas ANDHANA</td></tr>
<tr><td>Artanto ISHAAM</td></tr>
<tr><td>Fauzan ALFI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Kalpa Welivitigoda</td></tr>
<tr><td>Ashkary Rahman</td></tr>
<tr><td>Irayani Queencyputri</td></tr>
<tr><td>Eriska Triana Primayasari</td></tr>
<tr><td>Deryan Everestha Maured</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nuri Abidin</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rahmat Dwi Jatmiko</td></tr>
<tr><td>Andi Darmawan</td></tr>
<tr><td>I Gede Bagus Kosha</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sayak Sarkar</td></tr>
<tr><td>Priyanka Nag</td></tr>
<tr><td>Soumya Deb</td></tr>
<tr><td>Swarnava Sengupta</td></tr>
<tr><td>Avik Pal</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gaurab Patra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Subhashish Kundu</td></tr>
<tr><td>Hilary Ho Jia Hao</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gauthamraj Elango</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:maktrix|Mahay Alam Khan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Zobayer Ahmed Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>Benny Chandra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yoe One Ariestya Niovitta</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rizqinofa Putra M</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jayakumar Sadhasivam</td></tr>
<tr><td>Atul Jangra</td></tr>
<tr><td>Aji Kisworo Mukti</td></tr>
<tr><td>Matjaž Horvat</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:mythrobin|Robin Mehdee]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rohan Dasanayaka</td></tr>
</table>

=== Mozillians Pilates ===

Not just any Pilates - Pilates instructed by [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/pfinette/ Pascal Finette] who is a certified Pilates trainer!(little known fact he also trains two Olympic B-Cadre Team USA marathoners)

He's offered to lead a wake you up Pilates session for 15-20 people on Friday. If more would like to join, he will host it again on Saturday.

If you are local, please bring a yoga mat or bath towel with you. We will provide a limited number of mats for those who need them.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Jennifer Bertsch </td></tr>
<tr><td>Iacopo Benesperi</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gautam A</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nagasahas DS</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[user:maktrix|Mahay Alam Khan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Aashish Jagini</td></tr>
<tr><td>Kathryn Meisner</td></tr>
</table>

=== Great America ===

Are you up for a night of shows, fast rides, daring drops and good old fashioned American fair food? Did I mention they have a Halloween themed side of the park as well? If you'd like to join in the experience, come join your fellow Mozillians at Great America!

There are plenty (200+) tickets available, but you must sign up by 10/1 to receive an admission ticket.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>1 Pascal Finette</td></tr>
<tr><td>2 Jennifer Bertsch</td></tr>
<tr><td>3 Rob Hudson</td></tr>
<tr><td>4 Viking KARWUR</td></tr>
<tr><td>5 Iacopo Benesperi</td></tr>
<tr><td>6 Michelle Cristobal</td></tr>
<tr><td>7 Shahmir Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>8 Asad Sajjad</td></tr>
<tr><td>9 Muhammad Mehmood Ali</td></tr>
<tr><td>10 Gautam A</td></tr>
<tr><td>11 Nagasahas DS</td></tr>
<tr><td>12 Abdul Rauf</td></tr>
<tr><td>13 Jemmy RORONG</td></tr>
<tr><td>14 Finan AKBAR</td></tr>
<tr><td>15 Dimas ANDHANA</td></tr>
<tr><td>16 Artanto ISHAAM</td></tr>
<tr><td>17 Fauzan ALFI</td></tr>
<tr><td>18 Ashkary Rahman</td></tr>
<tr><td>19 Irayani Queencyputri</td></tr>
<tr><td>20 Eriska Triana Primayasari</td></tr>
<tr><td>21 Deryan Everestha Maured</td></tr>
<tr><td>22 Nuri Abidin</td></tr>
<tr><td>23 Rahmat Dwi Jatmiko</td></tr>
<tr><td>24 Andi Darmawan</td></tr>
<tr><td>25 I Gede Bagus Kosha</td></tr>
<tr><td>26 Shazia Rizwan</td></tr>
<tr><td>27 Shafiul Azam Chowdhury</td></tr>
<tr><td>28 Rahid Hasan</td></tr>
<tr><td>29 Sayak Sarkar</td></tr>
<tr><td>30 Priyanka Nag</td></tr>
<tr><td>31 Soumya Deb</td></tr>
<tr><td>32 Swarnava Sengupta</td></tr>
<tr><td>33 Avik Pal</td></tr>
<tr><td>34 Gaurab Patra</td></tr>
<tr><td>35 Subhashish Kundu</td></tr>
<tr><td>36 Kaustav Das Modak </td></tr>
<tr><td>37 Galaxy Kadiyala</td></tr>
<tr><td>38 Vineel Reddy Pindi</td></tr>
<tr><td>39 Gauthamraj Elango</td></tr>
<tr><td>40 Faizal Aziz</td></tr>
<tr><td>41 Sara Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>42 Hilary Ho Jia Hao</td></tr>
<tr><td>43 Md Aminul Islam Sajib</td></tr>
<tr><td>44 [[user:maktrix|Mahay Alam Khan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>45 Zobayer Ahmed Khan</td></tr>
<tr><td>46 Abdur Rahman </td></tr>
<tr><td>47 Benny Chandra</td></tr>
<tr><td>48 Yoe One Ariestya Niovitta</td></tr>
<tr><td>49 [[user:ahsan.net|Mashkawat Ahsan]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>50 Jayakumar Sadhasivam</td></tr>
<tr><td>51 Rizqinofa Putra M</td></tr>
<tr><td>52 Gasper Derzanic</td></tr>
<tr><td>53 Atul Jangra</td></tr>
<tr><td>54 Aji Kisworo Mukti</td></tr>
<tr><td>55 Matjaž Horvat</td></tr>
<tr><td>56 [[user:rok.samsa|Rok Samsa]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>57 [[user:mythrobin|Robin Mehdee]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>58 Rohan Dasanayaka </td></tr>
</table>

== Toronto ==

=== Movie Night ===

On Saturday in '''all three''' locations, we will be holding a movie night complete with big screens and old fashioned pop corn. We will be starting with Code Rush the documentary about the early days of Mozilla.

We may be showing another movie after this, if there is enough interest.

We have plenty of room, but would like to get a count of how many people will be joining us. Please add your name to the sign up below if you are interested.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gloria Meneses</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lianne Lee</td></tr>
<tr><td>Huda Sarfraz</td></tr>
<tr><td>Etienne Segonzac</td></tr>
<tr><td>Vuyisile Ndlovu </td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
</table>

=== CN Tower Tour ===

First time to Toronto? Fourth or Fifth time and you've never gotten to see the whole city? The CN Tower is ''the best'' way to catch a glimpse of the whole city. From the lookout level, the glass floor and all the way up to 447 metre (1465 ft.) via the skypod. It's a must visit if you haven't been.

You will have to sign up by 10/1 in order to secure your spot. We have room for up to 50 people.

For more information, check out this [http://www.cntower.ca/en-ca/plan-your-visit/attractions/skypod.html link]

Sign up here:
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>1.Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>2.Adam Roach</td></tr>
<tr><td>3.Sabrina Ng</td></tr>
<tr><td>4.Mario Garcia</td></tr>
<tr><td>5.Patrick Dang</td></tr>
<tr><td>6.Luciana Viana</td></tr>
<tr><td>7.Andrea Guzman Siu</td></tr>
<tr><td>8.Reuben Morais</td></tr>
<tr><td>9.Marcelo Poli</td></tr>
<tr><td>10.Will Bamberg</td></tr>
<tr><td>11.Gabriela Montagu</td></tr>
<tr><td>12.Santiago Hollmann</td></tr>
<tr><td>13.Pablo Terradillos </td></tr>
<tr><td>14.Sandra Guevara </td></tr>
<tr><td>15.Dany Bautista </td></tr>
<tr><td>16.Dumitru Gherman </td></tr>
<tr><td>17.Dan Parsons </td></tr>
<tr><td>18.Huda Sarfraz</td></tr>
<tr><td>19.Erik Vold</td></tr>
<tr><td>20.Maicon Ferreira</td></tr>
<tr><td>21.Ally Gibely</td></tr>
<tr><td>22.Vinh Hua</td></tr>
<tr><td>23. Vuyisile Ndlovu</td></tr>
<tr><td>24. Jose Junior Villagomez Melgar</td></tr>
<tr><td>25. Eduardo Urcullú Madrid</td></tr>
<tr><td>26. Rocio Soledad Meza Arce</td></tr>
<tr><td>27. Evelyn Urcullú Madrid</td></tr>
<tr><td>28. Aldo Medina Ruiz Diaz</td></tr>
</table>

=== Mozillians Hockey ===

Hockey is Canada's national winter sport. Sign-up to participate in or watch a shinny hockey game* at the old Maple Leaf Gardens on Saturday, October 5, 9:00pm.

Note: Skating is difficult. This game is open to anyone but it is suggested that only people who have previous skating experience participate in the game itself.

*Shinny hockey, a Canadian tradition, is played with only skates, a helmet, gloves, and a stick. There are no goalies, no body contact, and no raising the puck or slap-shots.

What you need to know:

We will be meeting in the lobby of the hotel at 8:00pm. We'll walk to the rink and the game will start at 9:00pm.

[https://mozillians.org/lmandel Lawrence Mandel] and [https://mozillians.org/lsblakk Lukas Blakk] have stepped up to help drive this. Please ping them with additional questions.

'''Sign up here!'''
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fhE8oVSAkk5gN9-pfoQ-lCJjQEO2My3kup2NcuAagW0/viewform

== Brussels ==

=== Movie Night ===

On Saturday in '''all three''' locations, we will be holding a movie night complete with big screens and old fashioned pop corn. We will be starting with Code Rush the documentary about the early days of Mozilla.

We may be showing another movie after this, if there is enough interest.

We have plenty of room, but would like to get a count of how many people will be joining us. Please add your name to the sign up below if you are interested.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Gene Wood</td></tr>
<tr><td>Mihnea Dobrescu-Balaur</td></tr>
<tr><td>Aashish Jagini </td></tr>
<tr><td>Netha Hussain </td></tr>
<tr><td>Liz Compton</td></tr>
<tr><td>Piniel Romulia Hasibuan</td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
</table>

=== Chocolate Making ===

Mozillians in Brussels, you are in for a real treat!

If you like making chocolate, or just like chocolate tasting we've got two options for you!

On Saturday, one of Brussels top chocolatiers, Laurent Gerbaud will be conducting a chocolate making class (tasting also included) for the first 25 Mozillians to sign up.

If you'd like to read more about them, check out them out [http://www.chocolatsgerbaud.be here]

For those that are interested in tasting the many types of chocolate Brussels has to offer, please sign up for the Sunday session.

Space is limited, '''25''' spots available:
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>1 Marcia Knous</td></tr>
<tr><td>2 Doris Coleman</td></tr>
<tr><td>3 Mary Trombley </td></tr>
<tr><td>4 Tanner Young </td></tr>
<tr><td>5 Krupa Raj </td></tr>
<tr><td>6 Larissa Co </td></tr>
<tr><td>7 Gemma Petrie </td></tr>
<tr><td>8 Fernando García Gómez </td></tr>
<tr><td>9 Elio Qoshi </td></tr>
<tr><td>10 Redon Skikuli </td></tr>
<tr><td>11 Sokol Dollani</td></tr>
<tr><td>12 Altin Ukshini </td></tr>
<tr><td>13 Gent Thaci </td></tr>
<tr><td>14 Ardian Haxha </td></tr>
<tr><td>15 Berni Melero </td></tr>
<tr><td>16 Mavis Ou </td></tr>
<tr><td>17 Vien Doan </td></tr>
<tr><td>18 Jennifer Hayashi </td></tr>
<tr><td>19 Fabricio Zuardi</td></tr>
<tr><td>20 Benjamin Sternthal </td></tr>
<tr><td>21 Mohamed El Sharnoby </td></tr>
<tr><td>22 Maureen Hanratty </td></tr>
<tr><td>23 Sébastien Desvignes </td></tr>
<tr><td>24 Wilson Guaraca </td></tr>
<tr><td>25 James Graham </td></tr>
<tr><td>26 Aashish Jagini(Please accomodate me I love to make chocolate)</td></tr>
</table>

=== Bar Delirium ===

More information coming soon. We may shift this to Friday.

{| border="1"
! Name
|-
| Jane Smith
|-
| Elio Qoshi
|-
| Redon Skikuli
|-
| Sokol Dollani
|-
| Altin Ukshini
|-
| Gent Thaci
|-
| Ardian Haxha
|-
| Gene Wood (+1 for Friday)
|-
| Fabricio Zuardi
|-
| Vien Doan
|-
| Jennifer Hayashi
|-
| Sal Espinosa
|-
| Van Le
|-
| Wilson Guaraca
|-
| Chris More
|-
| Jessilyn Davis
|-
| Jeff Griffiths
|-
| Mihnea Dobrescu-Balaur
|-
| Aashish Jagini
|-
| Tauni Oxborrow (+1 for Friday)
|-
| Kris Maglione
|-
| Dietrich Ayala
|-
| Tom Schuster
|-
| Onur Avsar
|-
| Zac Campbell
|}

= Sunday =
== Santa Clara ==

=== Mozillians Pilates ===

Not just any Pilates - Pilates instructed by [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/pfinette/ Pascal Finette] who is a certified Pilates trainer!(little known fact he also trains two Olympic B-Cadre Team USA marathoners)

He's offered to lead a wake you up Pilates session for 15-20 people. He is also offering a class on Saturday, if you haven't yet signed up there. :-)

If you are local, please bring a yoga mat or bath towel with you. We will provide a limited number of mats for those who need them.

<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>Kalpa Welivitigoda</td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
<tr><td> </td></tr>
</table>

== Toronto ==

== Brussels ==

=== Chocolate Tasting ===

Mozillians in Brussels, you are in for a real treat!

If you have heard about the many different types of Belgium chocolate, you are in the right place. like making chocolate, or just like chocolate tasting we've got two options for you!

On Sunday, one of Brussels top chocolatiers, Laurent Gerbaud will be conducting a chocolate tasting for the first 30 Mozillians to sign up.

If you'd like to read more about them, check out them out [http://www.chocolatsgerbaud.be here]

For those that are interested in ''making and tasting'' chocolate, please sign up for the Saturday session.

Space is limited, '''30''' spots available:
<table border=1><tr><th>Name</th></tr>
<tr><td>1 Jane Smith</td></tr>
<tr><td>2 Krupa Raj</td></tr>
<tr><td>3 Marcia Knous</td></tr>
<tr><td>4 Gene Wood</td></tr>
<tr><td>5 Fabricio Zuardi</td></tr>
<tr><td>6 Wilson Guaraca</td></tr>
<tr><td>7 Mavis Ou</td></tr>
<tr><td>8 Mohamed El Sharnoby</td></tr>
<tr><td>9 Jean Collings</td></tr>
<tr><td>10 Jessilyn Davis</td></tr>
<tr><td>11 Richard Marti</td></tr>
<tr><td>12 Doris Coleman</td></tr>
<tr><td>13 Janet Swisher</td></tr>
<tr><td>14 Kim Ludvigsen</td></tr>
<tr><td>15 Ana-Maria Antolović</td></tr>
<tr><td>16 aleth</td></tr>
<tr><td>17 John Bevan</td></tr>
<tr><td>18 Mihnea Dobrescu-Balaur</td></tr>
<tr><td>19 Alexandros Mioglou</td></tr>
<tr><td>20 Aashish Jagini </td></tr>
<tr><td>21 Tauni Oxborrow </td></tr>
<tr><td>22 Netha Hussain</td></tr>
<tr><td>23 Ziga Milek</td></tr>
<tr><td>24 Yousef Alam</td></tr>
<tr><td>25 Jan Bambach</td></tr>
<tr><td>26 Leo McArdle</td></tr>
<tr><td>27 Tom Schuster</td></tr>
<tr><td>28 Onur Avsar</td></tr>
<tr><td>29 Piniel Romulia Hasibuan</td></tr>
<tr><td>30 Zhenshuo Fang</td></tr>
</table>

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-08-08

2013-08-08T16:18:08Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Where to store credentials for Jenkins
* Marionette JS and devs developing gaia UI tests in javascript

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
** Flicks released voting and search feature
** Reps released some foundation changes and new maps
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

Zac 14th august - 2nd Sept, (25-2nd sporadically working from Tokyo)

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-08-08

2013-08-08T16:17:53Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Where to store credentials for Jenkins
* Marionette JS and devs developing gaia UI tests in javascript

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
** Flicks released voting and search feature
** Reps released some foundation changes and new maps
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

14th august - 2nd Sept, (25-2nd sporadically working from Tokyo)

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-08-08

2013-08-08T14:46:01Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Where to store credentials for Jenkins

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-07-25

2013-07-25T16:14:29Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* [http://blargon7.com/2013/07/mozdownload-1-8-released/ mozdownload 1.8 released]
* Fixes for Gmail/BigTent accounts/flow (BIDPOM)
** Short-term fix: AOL account?
** Long-term fix?

* B2G / gaia-ui-tests
** Raymond resolved the flashing of devices on Jenkins and devices getting stuck
** Leo device on Jenkins now!
** I emailed the first v1-train HTML report to QA-B2G today and I plan for us to send one daily before 9am PST.
** TBPL green on Cedar but tests still hidden

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Regression on dev caught by automation - [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897575 Unable to register new accounts]
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** [https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/fhr-dev/attachments/20130703/1c794106/attachment-0001.pdf 2013.6.27 Survey results]
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Q3 Goals posted for discussion & feedback - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.community-tools/ZxvHK1vfnWk/oUVwnaKEuSAJ
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=7336330&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-07-25 Milestone 2013-07-25] slated to release today
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=54&product=Socorro&list_id=7313020 Milestone 54] successfully released on 2013-07-24
** *New Improved* documentation on developer coverage - https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/commit/5db09b447c7f801097caf23f1ef899d4f158c279
** Reviewing & revising the current testplan - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/socorro-testing
** FIXED crash-stats.dev was not being updated - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897351

*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
* I broke qa-selenium-stage by a "simple" update: http://qa-selenium-stage.mv.mozilla.com:8080/
** Guess we need to restore the previous version (stephen will look into it)

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Zac 26/7/2013 PTO one day only
* Stephen out 7/26/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning the 11th of August
* Teodosia out 7/26/2013
* bsilverberg out 7/29/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning 8/11/2013
* mbrandt
** PTO Friday, July 26th - driving to remote Mozilla outpost
** B2G Comms work week, Aug 3 - 11

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-07-25

2013-07-25T16:13:53Z

Zac: /* Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* [http://blargon7.com/2013/07/mozdownload-1-8-released/ mozdownload 1.8 released]
* Fixes for Gmail/BigTent accounts/flow (BIDPOM)
** Short-term fix: AOL account?
** Long-term fix?

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Regression on dev caught by automation - [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897575 Unable to register new accounts]
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** [https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/fhr-dev/attachments/20130703/1c794106/attachment-0001.pdf 2013.6.27 Survey results]
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Q3 Goals posted for discussion & feedback - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.community-tools/ZxvHK1vfnWk/oUVwnaKEuSAJ
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=7336330&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-07-25 Milestone 2013-07-25] slated to release today
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=54&product=Socorro&list_id=7313020 Milestone 54] successfully released on 2013-07-24
** *New Improved* documentation on developer coverage - https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/commit/5db09b447c7f801097caf23f1ef899d4f158c279
** Reviewing & revising the current testplan - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/socorro-testing
** FIXED crash-stats.dev was not being updated - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897351

*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
* I broke qa-selenium-stage by a "simple" update: http://qa-selenium-stage.mv.mozilla.com:8080/
** Guess we need to restore the previous version (stephen will look into it)

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Zac 26/7/2013 PTO one day only
* Stephen out 7/26/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning the 11th of August
* Teodosia out 7/26/2013
* bsilverberg out 7/29/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning 8/11/2013
* mbrandt
** PTO Friday, July 26th - driving to remote Mozilla outpost
** B2G Comms work week, Aug 3 - 11

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-07-25

2013-07-25T16:09:07Z

Zac: /* Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* mozdownload 1.8 released

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Regression on dev caught by automation - [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897575 Unable to register new accounts]
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** [https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/fhr-dev/attachments/20130703/1c794106/attachment-0001.pdf 2013.6.27 Survey results]
*Firefox OS
** Raymond resolved the flashing of devices on Jenkins and devices getting stuck
** Leo device on Jenkins now!
** I emailed the first v1-train HTML report to QA-B2G today and I plan for us to send one daily before 9am PST.
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Q3 Goals posted for discussion & feedback - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.community-tools/ZxvHK1vfnWk/oUVwnaKEuSAJ
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=7336330&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-07-25 Milestone 2013-07-25] slated to release today
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=54&product=Socorro&list_id=7313020 Milestone 54] successfully released on 2013-07-24
** *New Improved* documentation on developer coverage - https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/commit/5db09b447c7f801097caf23f1ef899d4f158c279
** Reviewing & revising the current testplan - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/socorro-testing
** FIXED crash-stats.dev was not being updated - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897351

*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
* I broke qa-selenium-stage by a "simple" update: http://qa-selenium-stage.mv.mozilla.com:8080/
** Guess we need to restore the previous version (stephen will look into it)

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Zac 26/7/2013 PTO one day only
* Stephen out 7/26/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning the 11th of August
* Teodosia out 7/26/2013
* bsilverberg out 7/29/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning 8/11/2013
* mbrandt
** PTO Friday, July 26th - driving to remote Mozilla outpost
** B2G Comms work week, Aug 3 - 11

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-07-25

2013-07-25T16:07:33Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* mozdownload 1.8 released

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Regression on dev caught by automation - [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897575 Unable to register new accounts]
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** [https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/fhr-dev/attachments/20130703/1c794106/attachment-0001.pdf 2013.6.27 Survey results]
*Firefox OS
** Leo device on Jenkins now!
** I emailed the first v1-train HTML report to QA-B2G today and I plan for us to send one daily before 9am PST.
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Q3 Goals posted for discussion & feedback - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.community-tools/ZxvHK1vfnWk/oUVwnaKEuSAJ
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=7336330&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-07-25 Milestone 2013-07-25] slated to release today
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=54&product=Socorro&list_id=7313020 Milestone 54] successfully released on 2013-07-24
** *New Improved* documentation on developer coverage - https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/commit/5db09b447c7f801097caf23f1ef899d4f158c279
** Reviewing & revising the current testplan - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/socorro-testing
** FIXED crash-stats.dev was not being updated - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897351

*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
* I broke qa-selenium-stage by a "simple" update: http://qa-selenium-stage.mv.mozilla.com:8080/
** Guess we need to restore the previous version (stephen will look into it)

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Zac 26/7/2013 PTO one day only
* Stephen out 7/26/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning the 11th of August
* Teodosia out 7/26/2013
* bsilverberg out 7/29/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning 8/11/2013
* mbrandt
** PTO Friday, July 26th - driving to remote Mozilla outpost
** B2G Comms work week, Aug 3 - 11

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-07-25

2013-07-25T16:05:37Z

Zac: /* Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* mozdownload 1.8 released

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q3 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Regression on dev caught by automation - [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897575 Unable to register new accounts]
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
** [https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/fhr-dev/attachments/20130703/1c794106/attachment-0001.pdf 2013.6.27 Survey results]
*Firefox OS
** Leo device on Jenkins now!
** I emailed the first v1-train HTML report to QA-B2G today and I plan for us to send one daily before 9am PST.
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Q3 Goals posted for discussion & feedback - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.community-tools/ZxvHK1vfnWk/oUVwnaKEuSAJ
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=7336330&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-07-25 Milestone 2013-07-25] slated to release today
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=54&product=Socorro&list_id=7313020 Milestone 54] successfully released on 2013-07-24
** *New Improved* documentation on developer coverage - https://github.com/mozilla/socorro/commit/5db09b447c7f801097caf23f1ef899d4f158c279
** Reviewing & revising the current testplan - https://etherpad.mozilla.org/socorro-testing
** FIXED crash-stats.dev was not being updated - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=897351

*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
* I broke qa-selenium-stage by a "simple" update: http://qa-selenium-stage.mv.mozilla.com:8080/
** Guess we need to restore the previous version (stephen will look into it)

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Stephen out 7/26/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning the 11th of August
* Teodosia out 7/26/2013
* bsilverberg out 7/29/2013 - 8/9/2013, returning 8/11/2013
* mbrandt
** PTO Friday, July 26th - driving to remote Mozilla outpost
** B2G Comms work week, Aug 3 - 11

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

TestEngineering/Web/Automation/B2G Nodes

2013-07-20T00:04:22Z

Zac: /* CURRENT NODE NAMES */

TestEngineering/Web/Automation/B2G Nodes

2013-06-26T11:10:47Z

Zac: /* CURRENT NODE NAMES */

= B2G Nodes =
Need to create a new install of Ubuntu on a Mac Mini, to which to connect an Unagi device, for performance or Gaia UI testing? You can read about how to do that in "[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/B2G_Nodes/Create_new_node|How to create a Jenkins/Unagi node/instance on a Mac Mini]]."

The following Jenkins slaves are configured:
===CURRENT NODE NAMES===
* The list has the IP address of each b2g-test node, the phones connected to them and their location
*

{| border="1" celpadding="2"
! LABEL !! IP ADDRESS !! PHONE TYPE !! OLD NAME !! LOCATION
|-
! B2G-0
| 10.250.1.77 || UNAGI || UNAGI-2 || HAXXOR
|-
! B2G-1
| 10.250.1.78 || INARI || UNAGI-1 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-2
| 10.250.1.79 || UNAGI || UNAGI-3 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-3
| 10.250.1.80 || INARI || UNAGI-4 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-4
| 10.250.1.81 || INARI || INARI-5 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-5
| 10.250.1.82 || UNAGI || UNAGI-6/ INARI-6 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-6
| 10.250.1.83 || INARI || UNAGI-7 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-7
| 10.250.1.84 || UNAGI || INARI-1 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-8
| 10.250.120.85 || UNAGI || UNAGI-5 || HAXXOR
|-
! B2G-9
| 10.250.1.85 || INARI || (NONE) || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-10
| 10.246.26.36 || INARI || (NONE) || LONDON/ZAC
|}

==THE IP ADDRESSES BELOW ARE NO LONGER USED==
== unagi-1 ==
* Host: 10.250.1.52
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

This is a dual boot Mac Mini. On restarting if you are presented with DeployStudio you will need to power off and hold CTRL when switching on. This should boot the machine into Ubuntu.

== unagi-2 ==
* Host: 10.250.120.75
* Location: Haxxor, Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: Performance Testing

== unagi-3 ==
* Host: 10.250.1.53
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-4 ==
* Host: 10.250.6.159
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-5 ==
* Host: 10.250.120.245
* Location: Haxxor, Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: Performance Testing

== unagi-6 ==
* Host: 10.250.6.18
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-7 ==
* Host: 10.250.7.33
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

TestEngineering/Web/Automation/B2G Nodes

2013-06-25T12:01:32Z

Zac: /* CURRENT NODE NAMES */

= B2G Nodes =
Need to create a new install of Ubuntu on a Mac Mini, to which to connect an Unagi device, for performance or Gaia UI testing? You can read about how to do that in "[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/B2G_Nodes/Create_new_node|How to create a Jenkins/Unagi node/instance on a Mac Mini]]."

The following Jenkins slaves are configured:
===CURRENT NODE NAMES===
* The list has the IP address of each b2g-test node, the phones connected to them and their location
*

{| border="1" celpadding="2"
! LABEL !! IP ADDRESS !! PHONE TYPE !! OLD NAME !! LOCATION
|-
! B2G-0
| 10.250.1.77 || UNAGI || UNAGI-2 || HAXXOR
|-
! B2G-1
| 10.250.1.78 || INARI || UNAGI-1 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-2
| 10.250.1.79 || UNAGI || UNAGI-3 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-3
| 10.250.1.80 || INARI || UNAGI-4 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-4
| 10.250.1.81 || INARI || INARI-5 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-5
| 10.250.1.82 || UNAGI || UNAGI-6/ INARI-6 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-6
| 10.250.1.83 || INARI || UNAGI-7 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-7
| 10.250.1.84 || UNAGI || INARI-1 || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-8
| 10.250.120.85 || UNAGI || UNAGI-5 || HAXXOR
|-
! B2G-9
| 10.250.1.85 || INARI || (NONE) || MV DESK
|-
! B2G-10
| tbc || INARI || (NONE) || LONDON/ZAC
|}

==THE IP ADDRESSES BELOW ARE NO LONGER USED==
== unagi-1 ==
* Host: 10.250.1.52
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

This is a dual boot Mac Mini. On restarting if you are presented with DeployStudio you will need to power off and hold CTRL when switching on. This should boot the machine into Ubuntu.

== unagi-2 ==
* Host: 10.250.120.75
* Location: Haxxor, Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: Performance Testing

== unagi-3 ==
* Host: 10.250.1.53
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-4 ==
* Host: 10.250.6.159
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-5 ==
* Host: 10.250.120.245
* Location: Haxxor, Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: Performance Testing

== unagi-6 ==
* Host: 10.250.6.18
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

== unagi-7 ==
* Host: 10.250.7.33
* Location: Mountain View
* Devices: 1x Unagi
* Role: UI Testing

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-06-06

2013-06-06T16:15:34Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
**[DONE] Retornam: add an email account that is not hotmail or gmail for activesync. Look into Mozilla.com email.
*** I talked to IT, mozilla.com addresses have some SSL issues. They suggest we stick to the accounts that we currently use for testing
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* Proposal: Rename [unagi|inari]-x nodes to b2g-x
** This will make it much more scalable as we add new device types, and would also permit us to attach multiple device types to the same node (once it's possible to independently address them). It would also mean not having to change things around in Jenkins every time we move a device. Also, the [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Automation/B2G_Nodes|documentation]] is out of date.
*** +1 from me (stephend)
* Proposal: We've had several delays when releasing Python packages for them to appear on the internal PyPI mirror. Apparently PyPI is now using a CDN so theoretically a mirror should be less necessary. Should we try switching back to the main index? It's easy enough to switch back and forth.
** +1 from me (stephend)
* Open question: How do you debug gaia when writing gaia-ui-tests? (bsilverberg)
* Tracking Selenium bugs (bsilverberg)
* Selenium 2.33.0: should we "go for it"?
** Only bugs I've heard so far are in regards to Marketplace reviews tests, and the dev team has tests for them, I've learned

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q2 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
*Firefox Health Report
*Firefox OS
** FF OS Teaser pages under test
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*MDN
*Mozilla.com
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
** Added new reporting feature requests
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki

= Community Update =
*

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* bsilverberg - Selenium Conference - June 10 - 14
* stephend - Selenium Conference - June 10 - 14
* mbrandt - Selenium Conference - June 10 - 14
* rbillings - niece graduation - June 7-10
* zac - off June 7, Sel Conf Jun 10 - 14
* AndreiH - PTO - June 7

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
**
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-05-09

2013-05-09T13:56:35Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:
** Stephen to send devices to Softvision
** Stephen to check up on the 1.0.1 ports from Marionette
** Stephen to take next week's meeting
** Teodosia to be the scribe

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* We're about to split gaia-ui-tests into master/v1-train/v1.0.1 branches. What are good practices we should follow? Potential issues are:
** A-team will maintain master but only against desktop so not device-specific tests like call/sms/etc.
** We will maintain v1-train, but not master so potential for divergence in strategy there.
** We and Taipei team will maintain v1.0.1 but don't expect that to change much.

* On Gaia-ui-tests should we have a CI job for Marketplace only and remove the marketplace tests from our usual UI runs?

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q2 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-05-02

2013-05-02T16:03:27Z

Zac: /* Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q2 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** No updates
*Engagement
** Firefox Flicks keeps releasing: New winners, new judges, new blog posts, etc.
** ReMo pushed out some bug fixes and back-end features.
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** 2013-05-02 release slated for today
*** https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mozillians/Releases/2013-05-02
*** [resolved] blocker [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=867791 bug 867791] - [stage] visiting /admin/goups/group returns a 500 error: FieldError
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=44&product=Socorro&list_id=6436947 Milestone 44] released on 2013-05-01
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =
* Florin Strugariu: PTO 2nd - 8th May
* Alin Trif: PTO 29th April - 7th May
* Monday, 6th of May, is Easter in Romania - all RoTeams will be out of office

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-05-02

2013-05-02T11:02:18Z

Zac: Created page with "<small>Web QA Home</small> = Meeting Details = {{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}} = Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week = * Takeaways: ..."

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
**Stephend will send template when finished
***https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing#qa-contribute.40mozilla.org_Mailing_List_Info
**Everyone: Look at and comment on bsilverberg's ideas on addressing xfails
**Simon: Will add persona support to ZAP & ZEST.
**Simon: Will look at Dave's issues with ZAP
**Stephend: will give lightning talk next week on New Relic after getting approval from legal
* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q2 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Engagement
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04

2013-04-04T16:12:43Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-09-22|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-10-20|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16
*** Stephen: I looked at it grammatically. If everyone looked at it, please comment. Team: Please do this in the next week.
*** [Done]A big part of the team commented and the pull got merged
** File a bug in Gaia re: wifi issues, attach log cat - bsilverberg
*** done
** Work with IT to understand the wiki suite, also delegate someone to take wiki coverage - stephend
** Let team know when new partner RIL will gets approved - stephend working with IT and Tony, but the concern is that this is not ready
*** will give an update after last thursdays meeting
** Talk to tchung about when new wpa supplicant will get into our builds - stephend

* Action Items:
** What is the status of the Contributor mailing list in regards to WebQA? At one point we were pulling out specific requests for WebQA & replying to them- now it seems like we only get people who query our internal mailing list. ~ rbillings
*** Stephen is trying to fix this and mail about this

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* GET vs HEAD for automation projects- specifically for link crawler tests? Is there one preferred way for all web projects, or is it project-specific? Discussion [https://github.com/mozilla/remo-tests/pull/17#discussion_r3325154 about a link crawler test] on Remo-tests is here.
* Could new gaia issues be added? All existing issues are taken or blocked.
* Unagi London slave - still working on it
* Gaia-ui we can log into marketplace but don't have -dev on the eng build.

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).
*

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

* Zac: Cluj - 5th-8th April Selenium Unconference Cluj
* Zac: Madrid - 11th-20th April PTO/B2G Work Week

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04

2013-04-04T16:11:31Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-09-22|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-10-20|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16
*** Stephen: I looked at it grammatically. If everyone looked at it, please comment. Team: Please do this in the next week.
*** [Done]A big part of the team commented and the pull got merged
** File a bug in Gaia re: wifi issues, attach log cat - bsilverberg
*** done
** Work with IT to understand the wiki suite, also delegate someone to take wiki coverage - stephend
** Let team know when new partner RIL will gets approved - stephend working with IT and Tony, but the concern is that this is not ready
*** will give an update after last thursdays meeting
** Talk to tchung about when new wpa supplicant will get into our builds - stephend

* Action Items:
** What is the status of the Contributor mailing list in regards to WebQA? At one point we were pulling out specific requests for WebQA & replying to them- now it seems like we only get people who query our internal mailing list. ~ rbillings
*** Stephen is trying to fix this and mail about this

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* GET vs HEAD for automation projects- specifically for link crawler tests? Is there one preferred way for all web projects, or is it project-specific? Discussion [https://github.com/mozilla/remo-tests/pull/17#discussion_r3325154 about a link crawler test] on Remo-tests is here.
* Could new gaia issues be added? All existing issues are taken or blocked.
* Unagi London slave - still working on it

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).
*

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

* Zac: Cluj - 5th-8th April Selenium Unconference Cluj
* Zac: Madrid - 11th-20th April PTO/B2G Work Week

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04

2013-04-04T07:00:41Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-09-22|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-10-20|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16
*** Stephen: I looked at it grammatically. If everyone looked at it, please comment. Team: Please do this in the next week.
** File a bug in Gaia re: wifi issues, attach log cat - bsilverberg
*** done
** Work with IT to understand the wiki suite, also delegate someone to take wiki coverage - stephend
** Let team know when new partner RIL will gets approved - stephend
** Talk to tchung about when new wpa supplicant will get into our builds - stephend

* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* GET vs HEAD for automation projects- specifically for link crawler tests? Is there one preferred way for all web projects, or is it project-specific? Discussion [https://github.com/mozilla/remo-tests/pull/17#discussion_r3325154 about a link crawler test] on Remo-tests is here.

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).
*

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

* Zac: Cluj - 5th-8th April Selenium Unconference Cluj
* Zac: Madrid - 11th-20th April PTO/B2G Work Week

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04

2013-04-04T07:00:28Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-09-22|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-10-20|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16
*** Stephen: I looked at it grammatically. If everyone looked at it, please comment. Team: Please do this in the next week.
** File a bug in Gaia re: wifi issues, attach log cat - bsilverberg
*** done
** Work with IT to understand the wiki suite, also delegate someone to take wiki coverage - stephend
** Let team know when new partner RIL will gets approved - stephend
** Talk to tchung about when new wpa supplicant will get into our builds - stephend

* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* GET vs HEAD for automation projects- specifically for link crawler tests? Is there one preferred way for all web projects, or is it project-specific? Discussion [https://github.com/mozilla/remo-tests/pull/17#discussion_r3325154 about a link crawler test] on Remo-tests is here.

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).
*

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

Zac: Cluj - 5th-8th April Selenium Unconference Cluj
Zac: Madrid - 11th-20th April PTO/B2G Work Week

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04

2013-04-04T06:59:25Z

Zac: /* Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-09-22|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2011-10-20|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Takeaways:
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16
*** Stephen: I looked at it grammatically. If everyone looked at it, please comment. Team: Please do this in the next week.
** File a bug in Gaia re: wifi issues, attach log cat - bsilverberg
*** done
** Work with IT to understand the wiki suite, also delegate someone to take wiki coverage - stephend
** Let team know when new partner RIL will gets approved - stephend
** Talk to tchung about when new wpa supplicant will get into our builds - stephend

* Action Items:

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* GET vs HEAD for automation projects- specifically for link crawler tests? Is there one preferred way for all web projects, or is it project-specific? Discussion [https://github.com/mozilla/remo-tests/pull/17#discussion_r3325154 about a link crawler test] on Remo-tests is here.

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.
*

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).
*

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
** Continuous deployment, no updates
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =
* Takeways:
**
* Action Items:
**
* Next owner / scribe:
* Next week's meeting notes:

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013

2013-04-04T06:58:14Z

Zac:

December

November

October

September

August

July

June

May

April
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-04-04 2013-04-04]

March
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-28 2013-03-28]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-21 2013-03-21]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-14 2013-03-14]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-07 2013-03-07]

February
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-02-28 2013-02-28]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-02-21 2013-02-21]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-02-14 2013-02-14]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-02-07 2013-02-07]

January
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-01-31 2013-01-31]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-01-24 2013-01-24]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-01-17 2013-01-17]
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-01-10 2013-01-10]

QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2013-03-21

2013-03-21T16:04:08Z

Zac: /* Discussion Items / Updates */

<small>[[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-14|previous mtg]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing|Web QA Home]] | [[QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Meetings/2013-03-28|next mtg]]</small>

= Meeting Details =
{{:QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings}}

= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
* Action Items:
** Bebe to create a Gaia UI Tests GitHub branch to change the xfails to expected failures
** Bebe to create a job in Jenkins that will run that branch
** Stephen to investigate whether the build we’re using can be a daily build of v1-train
*** Once the above's done, Dave will create a nightly job for a v1-train drop build
** Stephen to send more information about the performance-testing request
** Team to comment on Bob's pull to the templates: https://github.com/mozilla/mozwebqa-test-templates/pull/16

= Discussion Items / Updates =
* New [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Project_for_Automation 'How to get a Project into Automation' process doc is up on the wiki]. Suggestions for improvement are welcome! ~rbillings
* Update on cell data / wifi issues and testing - bsilverberg
* I have Mac mini/unagi/etc in London just need a SIM and to set up Ubuntu and slave config

= [https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing/Goals/2013/Q1 Goals Check-in] =

= Blog Ideas =
If you have any ideas for blog posts, share them here.

= Lightning talk / Show 'n Tell =

= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
** Engagement team is discussing a UI redesign
*Firefox OS
*Marketplace / AMO
*Mozillians
** Small release slated for today
*** https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=6082492&component=Phonebook&product=Community%20Tools&target_milestone=2013-03-21
** 2013-03-28 privacy release is still on schedule for release next week
*** https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?cmdtype=runnamed&namedcmd=phonebook%2003-28&list_id=6082543
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
** Milestone 39 released yesterday after being blocked due to data issues on stage
*** https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&target_milestone=39&product=Socorro&list_id=6082509
*** Blocker - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=852772
*SUMO
*MozTrap
*Wiki

= CI Updates =
If you've worked on Jenkins or Selenium Grid in the last week, add the necessary info in the Wiki
*

= Community Update =

= Time off / Out-of-office =

= Takeaways and Action Items =

* Next owner: ?? / scribe: ??
* Next week's meeting notes:

MozCampAsia2012/Functional testing B2G apps

2012-11-18T05:24:26Z

Zac:

'''Title of Session (should also be the title of your Wiki page)''':
Introduction to automated functional testing B2G apps using Marionette

''' Link to presentation ''':
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ki2GYxZYdsm3gdmKuk5MgQGHkV9KK_nMSVd97G2wigQ/edit

'''Facilitator(s)''':
Zac Campbell

'''Are you paid or volunteer staff?''':
Paid

'''Area of Contribution (Team Name)''':
QA/Web QA

'''How are you currently involved with the community?''':
I regularly work with Mozilla contributors teaching and reviewing functional automated tests. I am also involved in the Selenium community, the technology of which forms a basis for Marionette.

'''Location of Work (where do you reside?)''':
London

'''Talk Length (please choose between 30, 60, 90, 120 minutes)''':
30

'''Summary''':
The talk will explain what the Marionette API is and how it works before moving on to focus on some fundamental QA concepts to help people get the best out of Marionette and their app tests.

Due to the tricky technical requirements precluding a direct hack/code writing session I will introduce interactivity to the session by showing and allowing attendees to control an Otoro phone from a remote device. This will demonstrate sending Marionette commands across the network to control the phone.

'''How your session furthers the MozCamp [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampAsia2012/Tracks Goals]''':
Functional UI testing is very important for the performance and stability of apps on B2G. To be able to automate this process saves time performing manual tests and produces repeatable, controlled tests.

'''Expected Outcome or Deliverable''':
Some people writing apps may not realise that Marionette exists. I want to raise awareness of and demonstrate to people that they can automate the repetitive testing of their apps using an API of B2G that is build specifically for this purpose. This is important for Mozilla in the long term as the success of B2G is dependent upon reliable and well tested applications.

'''Desired Audience Type or Skill-set''':
The talk will suit a combination of apps developers looking to get started with their first automated test
It will also suit QA staff who may have written automated tests before and are branching out to B2G.

'''Equipment Needs (Video projector already included)''':
Maybe a tablet or two.
--------------------------------------------------------------------

To Be Completed by the Audience-

(If you would like) Submit a Question for the Speaker(s) or indicate what
information you hope to gain by attending this talk here:

Place your name here if you would like to attend this talk:

MozCampAsia2012/Schedule

2012-11-14T09:46:50Z

Zac: /* Schedule */

{{Template:Mozcampnav}}

<p style='font-size:2em;'>MozCamp Asia 2012 Schedule</p>

=Thursday, Nov 15th =

==Registration Desk @ V Hotel Lavender==

'''Time''': 10am - end of day

Please visit the registration desk at the hotel for:
*MRT map from hotel to venue
*An MRT pass (if you did not receive yours at the airport)

==Open Working Space==

A table will be reserved for Mozilla @ The Hub, [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule#Open_Working_Space|see info below]].

== Firefox OS and MDN Developer Event ==

Developer Meet Up! An evening of talks targeted at local web developers and MozCamp attendees on Thursday evening, hosted by the MDN team. This event is open to the public, please register at [http://www.eventbrite.com/event/4738092763 Eventbrite]. Feel free to promote locally in Singapore as well!

'''Location''': Hub Level 2 (please see directions to the Hub below)

'''Time''': 6:30 - 9:30pm

=Friday, Nov 16th=

==Registration Desk @ V Hotel Lavender==

'''Time''': 8am - end of day

Please visit the registration desk at the hotel for:
*MRT map from hotel to venue
*An MRT pass (if you did not receive yours at the airport)

==Open Working Space==

A table will be reserved for Mozilla @ The Hub, [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule#Open_Working_Space|see info below]].

==Community Building Meetup==

Working session of people building communities around their projects at Mozilla. If interested in attending, please contact [https://mozillians.org/en-US/davidwboswell David Boswell] about attending to make sure we have enough space available.

'''Time''': 9am - 4pm

'''Location''': Hub Level 1 (please see directions to the Hub below)

==Gear Assembly==

If interested, please come help us assemble the attendee gear bags on Friday afternoon!

'''Time''': 5:30 - 6pm

'''Location''': Scape (Warehouse Room)

==MozCamp Welcome Event==

Welcome event tonight will be at The Lawn at Youth Park.

'''Location''': 113 Somerset Road, Singapore 238165.<br>Lawn beside the National Youth Council building @ [http://singapore.the-hub.net/ The Hub]

'''Time''': 7-10:30pm
*[https://etherpad.mozilla.org/MozCampAsia2012-CountryFair Country Fair] from 7:30 - 8:30pm
*Please visit the Registration desk from 7:00 - 8:00pm for your badge, lanyard, venue map, and to find out who your Mission MozCamp partner is!

Directions from the V hotel to The Hub, here is a '''[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dR-syay9zjnR923EQkmrRgUWyT74pp6CcF4pGj76GHY/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g32867beb_2_53 (Map)]''' as well as Step-by-Step directions which you can follow:

# Using MRT From Lavender Station, take the east west line towards Joo Koon.
# Alight at City Hall Station. Change to north south line towards Jurong East.
# Alight at Somerset Station, take Exit A and walk 291m to Bus stop at National Youth Council, look for a red building.

Here is the '''[https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9BU22m9p7kqajhkUFNsOFNOcmc/edit detail direction from MRT station to Youth Park]'''.

=Saturday, Nov 17th=

[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dR-syay9zjnR923EQkmrRgUWyT74pp6CcF4pGj76GHY/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g32867beb_2_59 Directions from hotel to SCAPE] / [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dR-syay9zjnR923EQkmrRgUWyT74pp6CcF4pGj76GHY/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g32867beb_2_65 Pictures and map of SCAPE] / [https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B9BU22m9p7kqZ05ndm5hN1l2cmM SCAPE floorplan]

==Breakfast==

'''Time''': 8:00 - 9:00am

'''Location''': Scape (Warehouse Room)

'''Please note that we will NOT be eating breakfast at the hotel, breakfast will be served at the MozCamp venue.'''

==Schedule==

*'''Please find your Mission partner and sit at the same table during the morning activities'''

See track view: [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile|Desktop and Mobile]], [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/appsandb2g|Apps and Boot-to-Gecko (Firefox OS)]], [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla|Grow Mozilla]].

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|time=13:15 - 14:10
|Room 1= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/China & Taiwan Market Insights|China+Taiwan Market Insights]] - Dr. Hong Tang, Natasha Ma
|Room 2=
|Room 3= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile/Release-Management|Here Come the Trains, Releasing Quality Mozilla Products]] - Lukas Blakk
|Room 4=
|Room 5=
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|Room 2=
|Room 3= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile/Creating_Add-ons_for_Android|Creating Add-ons for Firefox on Android]] - Jorge Villalobos
|Room 4= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/WebFWD|WebFWD – Learn The Essentials Of Entrepreneurship: Business Model Canvas ]] - Didem Ersoz, Sau Sheong, and Arky + [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/Sculpting_a_vibrant_community| Sculpting a vibrant community]] - Ankit Gadgil & Sayak Sarkar
|Room 5= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile/Security_and_Privacy_in_Asia|Help the UX Team Understand Security and Privacy Concerns in Asia]] - Larissa Co and Paul Theriault
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{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
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|all= Snack break
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|time=16:25 - 17:25
|Room 1=
|Room 2= [[MozCampAsia2012/Functional_testing_B2G_apps|Introduction to Functional/UI Testing B2G Apps using Marionette]] - Zac Campbell
|Room 3= Hacking Firefox made easy - Irakli / [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile/Add-on_Localization|Add-on Localization]] - Jorge Villalobos
|Room 4=
|Room 5= TBA
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|Room 1=
|Room 2=
|Room 3=
|Room 4= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/Browser_pairs|Browser pairs: Mini HTML5 game, community campaign and much more]] <br><br> [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/events_of_Taiwan_community_evolution_challenges_and_survival|Events of Taiwan community: evolution, challenges, and survival in 2012 ]]
|Room 5=[[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/SUMO_Magnet|The SUMO Magnet - or Why Is Support so Fun, Special, and Cool]] – Madalina Ana, Rosana Ardila & Bram Pitoyo
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|all= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule#BoF_.28Birds_of_a_Feather.29_Talks|Birds of a Feather (BoF)]]
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|all= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule#Saturday_Night_Dinner|Dinner]]
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<br>

==Apps Hacking Lounge==

If you've heard the buzz around web apps but don't know where to start, the [[MozCampAsia2012/hackinglounge|Apps Hacking Lounge]] is for you. The lounge will be an interactive area where you can get started creating apps, test them on tablets and phones, see demos, and ask questions! We're giving out a special gift to everyone who makes an app!

Even if you don't get a chance to create an app at Mozcamp, no worries--take the [[MozCampAsia2012/apps-challenge|Apps Challenge]] and show off your great idea by the end of the year!

'''The Apps Hacking Lounge will take place on both Saturday and Sunday throughout MozCamp in the Warehouse Room (First Floor)'''

==BoF (Birds of a Feather) Talks==

If you would not like to host an entire session (or if you feel inspired(!) by a topic you are passionate about), please consider hosting a BoF talk @ MozCamp on Saturday afternoon.

The BoF talks can happen on Saturday afternoon from 6:35 - 7:00pm in each of the break-out rooms. If you would like to host a BoF talk, please '''[https://etherpad.mozilla.org/mozcampasia-bof-talks sign-up to do so here]'''.

In order to give people more time to hear about your talk, please try and enter your talk in the schedule by 4pm on Saturday.

==Contributor Spotlights==

Please sign-up to be interviewed about your experience as a Mozillian which could be utilized around our 15 year anniversary, Brand Engagement, on-boarding, the Get Involved Page and more! Sign-up to take part [https://etherpad.mozilla.org/mozcampasia-contributorspotlights here]

The Contributor Spotlights will take place in the 'Warehouse' room on the main stage. If you have any questions, please reach out to Shannon Prior at sprior@mozilla.com

== Saturday Night Dinner ==

Dinner will take place directly following the BoF talks on Saturday afternoon. Buses will be transporting us directly from Scape to the [http://www.reddotbrewhouse.com.sg/boatquay/rd_boatquay.php Red Dot Brewery RedDot Brewhouse @ BoatQuay Restaurant].

'''Each individual will be responsible for their own transportation returning from the restaurant to the V-Hotel.''' The last train departing at Raffles Place (which is the nearest train station for Reddot Brewhouse on 17th Nov) will be around 12am.

For more information on the Red Dot Brewery, please see [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampAsia2012/attendeeresources-atmozcamp#Red_Dot_Brewery_.28Saturday_Night_Dinner.29 here]

=Sunday, Nov 18th=

==Schedule==

See track view: [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile|Desktop and Mobile]], [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/appsandb2g|Apps and Boot-to-Gecko (Firefox OS)]], [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla|Grow Mozilla]].

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|all=[[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule#Breakfast|Breakfast at Scape]]
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|time=09:00 - 9:02
|all=Welcome
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|all=Brendan Eich ("The Web is the Platform")
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|-
{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=09:30 - 9:58
|all=Rick Fant ("Firefox OS - unlock the Creative Power of Mobile")
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|-
{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=09:58 - 10:13
|all=Li Gong & Dave Slater ("Firefox OS: Opportunity + Brand")
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|-
{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=10:13 - 10:41
|all=Ryan Merkley ("You are a maker")
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|all=Design session (Warehouse auditorium)
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|-
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|time=11:35 - 11:45
|all=Coffee break
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|all=End of Design Session(Warehouse auditorium)
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{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=12:00 - 12:15
|all=Community Quilt
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{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=12:15 - 12:25
|all=Mitchell Baker ("Emeritus Project")
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{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=12:25 - 13:05
|all=Lunch
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{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=13:05 - 14:05
|all=Leadership panel (Warehouse auditorium)
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{{AsiaCamp12HeaderRow}}
|-
{{AsiaCamp12Row
|time=14:20 - 15:50
|Room 1=[[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/Mozilla_Reps|Mozilla Reps: Update and next Steps + Student Reps Planning (WilliamQ, Pierros, Kate)]]
|Room 2=
|Room 3=
|Room 4= [[MozCampAsia2012/Firefox_OS_Support_Article_Sprint|Fortify Firefox OS with Proactive Support!]] - Michael Verdi
|Room 5= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/desktopandmobile/Firefox_Mobile_Creating_Value_to_Define_the_Future|Firefox Mobile: Defining Value to Define the Future]] - Karen Rudnitski
}}
|-
{{AsiaCamp12FullRow
|time=15:50 - 16:25
|all=Snack break
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|-
{{AsiaCamp12Row
|time=16:25 - 17:25
|Room 1= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/Manifesto Evolution|Evolution of the Mozilla Manifesto Workshop]]
|Room 2= [[MozCampAsia2012/insight_gaia|Insight Gaia - OS Shell in <html>]]
|Room 3=
|Room 4=
|Room 5= TBA
}}
|-
{{AsiaCamp12Row
|time=17:25 - 18:35
|Room 1= [[MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/GrowMozilla/CreativeWishList|Creative Wish List: What tools and resources do you need to make your lives easier?]]
|Room 2=
|Room 3=
|Room 4=
|Room 5=
}}
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|time=18:35 - 19:00
|all=Closing (Warehouse auditorium)
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|all= Commute back to hotel
}}
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<br>

==Open Working Space==

''Keeping the Conversations Going...''

Open Working Space will be available at the Scape on Thursday, Friday and Sunday night (til. 10pm) to continue the discussions + workshops as needed.

Location:
* Thursday (Day): [http://singapore.the-hub.net/ The Hub]
* Friday (Day): [http://singapore.the-hub.net/ The Hub]
* Sunday night (until 10pm): Scape Hub Quarter @ 4, InfoComms Lab 3.

Sign-ups: If you would like to sign-up to utilize this room, please do so [https://etherpad.mozilla.org/MozCampAsia2012-breakouts-sundayevening here]

==Where is Firefox?==

For more information about:
* Where the Firefox costume will be located throughout the weekend
* To volunteer to wear it
* To sign-up to use it

Please see [http://etherpad.mozilla.com/mozcamp-asia-2012-costume here]

=Monday, November 19th=
Evangelism Reps training - become a speaker/blogger/face of Mozilla
10 am - 2 pm @ [http://singapore.the-hub.net/ The Hub]

Speaker training for Contributors interested in becoming better speakers for Mozilla - learn how to be an effective speaker from our Principal Evangelist Christian Heilmann. In this session, you will learn how to identify what makes a successful presentation, preparing yourself and your slides and have the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insight. Special guest Mitchell Baker will be joining for lunch.

Please sign up on the [https://etherpad.mozilla.org/EvangelismReps-Asia etherpad] if you plan to attend.

MozCampAsia2012/Buddyprogram/Zac Campbell

2012-11-13T09:41:20Z

Zac: Created page with "<h1>Name</h1>Zac Campbell <h1>Link to My Mozillians</h1>https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/zac <h2>What is the overall goal I want to accomplish by attentding MozCamp Asia</h2> Teach..."

<h1>Name</h1>Zac Campbell
<h1>Link to My Mozillians</h1>https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/zac
<h2>What is the overall goal I want to accomplish by attentding MozCamp Asia</h2>
Teach staff and community about testing work that is being done on FirefoxOS. Demonstrate that it is accessible for anybody with some technical skills to get involved and contribute.

<h2>What I want to achieve by Sunday (November 18th)</h2>
I want to have met the Asia community that I'll be working with as B2G spreads to those regions.

<h3>What I will achieve by December 2nd</h3>
5 non-Mozilla contributors to the gaia-ui-test repository

<h3>What I will achieve by December 16th</h3>
10 non-Mozilla contributors to the gaia-ui-test repository

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QA/Execution/Web Testing/Meetings/2012-11-08

2012-11-08T15:26:41Z

Zac: /* Time off / Out-of-office */

= Meeting Details =
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= Action Items / Takeaways from Last Week =
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= Engagement Project Status =
If you've worked on an engagement project in the last week, enter your name, the project name, and time spent in hours (estimated).

= Project Status / goals for next week (keep it brief) =
*Affiliates
*AMO
*Marketplace
*Mozillians (automation)
*Mozilla.com
*MDN
*Socorro
*SUMO
*MozTrap
*Wiki
*B2G

= Buildmaster =
* https://etherpad.mozilla.org/webqa-buildmaster

= Community Update =
* [https://quality.mozilla.org/2012/11/web-qa-contributors/ yay our contributors rock!]
** See the [https://quality.mozilla.org/docs/webqa/web-qa-contributors-2/ page of our contributors]

= Time off / Out-of-office =
Zac 9th MozFest, 15th-19th MozCamp (will be online but sporadically)

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MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/appsandb2g

2012-10-12T09:32:35Z

Zac: /* Proposed Sessions */

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==Proposed Sessions==

* [[MozCampAsia2012/r2d2b2g_ftw| R2D2B2G FTW]] - Jeff Griffiths
* [[MozCampAsia2012/firefoxos_apps_technical| Technical Resources for Firefox OS and Marketplace (Apps)]] - Desigan Chinniah
* [[MozCampAsia2012/ZeroToApp]] From Zero to App - An Open Web Apps Adventure! - Potch
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampAsia2012/Schedule/FirefoxOsLaunch Firefox OS launch]
* [[MozCampAsia2012/insight_gaia|Insight Gaia]] - Tim Chien, Evelyn Hung
* [[MozCampAsia2012/Security_in_Firefox_OS|Security in Firefox OS]] - Paul Theriault
* [[MozCampAsia2012/Marketing my amazing apps|What Apps Should I Build for the FireFox Marketplace and How Can I Best Market Them?]] - Diana Livits
* [[MozCampAsia2012/Functional_testing_B2G_apps|Functional/Introduction to automated testing B2G apps using Marionette]] - Zac Campbell