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==Facilitators== | ==Facilitators== | ||
* Alex Keybl | * Alex Keybl - Release Management, paid staff, MV office | ||
MV | |||
==Talk Length== | ==Talk Length== | ||
60 | 60 minutes (45 min talk with 15 min Q&A) | ||
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
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** Investigating issues while maintaining user privacy | ** Investigating issues while maintaining user privacy | ||
** 3rd party add-ons/plugins | ** 3rd party add-ons/plugins | ||
* Where we need contributions (applies to Firefox Desktop/Mobile as well as B2G): | * Where we need contributions and how to get involved (applies to Firefox Desktop/Mobile as well as B2G): | ||
** Install desktop/mobile on devices, rate mobile Firefox in Google Play store | ** Install desktop/mobile on devices, rate mobile Firefox in Google Play store | ||
** Input feedback triage | ** Input feedback triage | ||
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*** The importance of using test channels: Beta/Aurora | *** The importance of using test channels: Beta/Aurora | ||
==How your session furthers the | ===How your session furthers the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampEU2012/Tracks MozCamp Goals]=== | ||
Addresses and encourages growth, helping out with mobile & desktop org goals, and providing understanding for much needed participation in improving quality of B2G. | Addresses and encourages growth, helping out with mobile & desktop org goals, and providing understanding for much needed participation in improving quality of B2G. | ||
==Expected Outcome or Deliverable== | ===Expected Outcome or Deliverable=== | ||
A better understanding of release management & rapid release process. Also a clear path for people with a variety of skill sets on how to help be contribute to improving the quality of products Mozilla releases before, during, and after releases are shipped. | A better understanding of release management & rapid release process. Also a clear path for people with a variety of skill sets on how to help be contribute to improving the quality of products Mozilla releases before, during, and after releases are shipped. | ||
==Desired Audience Type or Skill-set== | ===Desired Audience Type or Skill-set=== | ||
* Experienced contributors | |||
* Localizers | |||
* SUMO/QA current contributors or people who want to get started in these areas | |||
* First time contributors | |||
* People interested in Firefox Desktop/Mobile and B2G dev/testing | |||
* Anyone looking to learn more about the rapid release process | |||
==Equipment Needs (Video projector already included)== | ===Equipment Needs (Video projector already included)=== | ||
n/a | n/a | ||
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Place your name here if you would like to attend this talk: | Place your name here if you would like to attend this talk: | ||
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampEU2012/hack-core-security-code Kai Engert] | |||
* Paolo Amadini | |||
* Oskar Ivanić | |||
* [[User:KaiRo|Robert Kaiser]] | |||
* [[User:Henx|Henrik Mitsch]] | |||
* Szabolcs Hubai | |||
* John99 | |||
* <insert name here> | |||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 24 August 2012
Title of Session
Here Come the Trains: Releasing Mozilla Products, Growing the Mozilla Community
Facilitators
- Alex Keybl - Release Management, paid staff, MV office
Talk Length
60 minutes (45 min talk with 15 min Q&A)
Summary
- A short intro about the role of release management in the product
- Channels, rapid releases, versioning, frequency of updates, and other FAQ (basically an overview)
- Problems unique to shipping Firefox, with anecdotal evidence. Also unique solutions to those problems in the future
- Scalability of multiple releases, esp. w/r/t community - Firefox, Firefox ESR, Firefox for Android, and Firefox OS
- Investigating issues while maintaining user privacy
- 3rd party add-ons/plugins
- Where we need contributions and how to get involved (applies to Firefox Desktop/Mobile as well as B2G):
- Install desktop/mobile on devices, rate mobile Firefox in Google Play store
- Input feedback triage
- Crash-kill
- QA testing
- SUMO
- L10N
- The importance of using test channels: Beta/Aurora
How your session furthers the MozCamp Goals
Addresses and encourages growth, helping out with mobile & desktop org goals, and providing understanding for much needed participation in improving quality of B2G.
Expected Outcome or Deliverable
A better understanding of release management & rapid release process. Also a clear path for people with a variety of skill sets on how to help be contribute to improving the quality of products Mozilla releases before, during, and after releases are shipped.
Desired Audience Type or Skill-set
- Experienced contributors
- Localizers
- SUMO/QA current contributors or people who want to get started in these areas
- First time contributors
- People interested in Firefox Desktop/Mobile and B2G dev/testing
- Anyone looking to learn more about the rapid release process
Equipment Needs (Video projector already included)
n/a
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:
- Kai Engert
- Paolo Amadini
- Oskar Ivanić
- Robert Kaiser
- Henrik Mitsch
- Szabolcs Hubai
- John99
- <insert name here>