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Revision as of 07:24, 13 November 2017
Code Review Policy
Patches against Mozilla's networking code must be reviewed by the module owner or a peer, or by someone they have asked to perform a specific review.
Dashboard
The network team dashboard displays information about outstanding security bugs, recent bug fixes, and outstanding review requests.
Priorities
- Team Priorities
- Individual Priorities
- Q4 2013 Team Goals
- Q3 2013 Team Goals
- Q2 2013 Team Goals
- Q1 2013 Team Goals
- Q4 2012 Team Goals
- Q3 2012 Team Goals
- Q2 2012 Team Goals
- Q1 2012 Team Goals
- Q4 2011 Team Goals
- Q3 2011 Team Goals
Tools
Documents
Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
- Main Necko Docs page
- xpcshell unit test framework docs (preferrred for many necko tests, as xpcshell tests are more lightweight and faster than mochitests)
Caches
- Current Cache Architecture Documentation
- New Cache Plans
- Offline Application Cache
- Mobile Disk Cache
Testing
Features
- In-Browser Networking Dashboard
- Necko and Electrolysis
- Non-main-thread OnDataAvailable()
- DNS Resolver Integration
- PBackground-ify HTTP Channel
- Socket Process Isolation