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== Other resources == | == Other resources == | ||
* [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/wiki/index.php/Real_World_Mozilla Real World Mozilla (Seneca College one week crash course)] | * [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/wiki/index.php/Real_World_Mozilla Real World Mozilla (Seneca College one week crash course)] | ||
== Other stuff to look into more... == | |||
* [http://ahdesai.wordpress.com/2009/11/08/trying-to-explain-mozilla-as-an-opportunity-to-high-school-students/ Explaining Mozilla as an Opportunity...] (interesting notes here re: mentoring, using Open Source contributions on college applications, etc.) | |||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 24 March 2010
If you're interested in learning more about Mozilla -- the project, the tools we use, how we do things, and how to get involved -- you've come to the right place. What follows is a list of introductions, tutorials, and other learning resources that will help you get a handle on things.
If you know of other resources that should be listed here, please feel free to link to them.
Tools
- Introduction to Bugzilla
- Introduction to Firebug
- Mercurial tutorial (Joel Spolsky)
- Learning IRC (Internet Relay Chat)
- IRC
Coding
- Using XPCOM Components in C++ and JavaScript
- Understanding XPCOM files: nsIFoo.idl, nsIFoo.h, nsFoo.h, nsFoo.cpp
- Introduction to XPCOM Components in C++
- Working with Chrome in an Extension
- Modifying the Firefox Browser Source Code
- Modifying the Firefox Browser with an Extension
- Understanding how Preferences work in Mozilla
Other resources
Other stuff to look into more...
- Explaining Mozilla as an Opportunity... (interesting notes here re: mentoring, using Open Source contributions on college applications, etc.)