DOM
DOM as used by Mozilla encompasses the implementation of a wide variety of "infrastructure" web standards that glue together user input, script execution, networking, and provide the building blocks for APIs as well as the implementation of some.
Standards include, but are not limited to, Web IDL, HTML, DOM, UI Events, Service Workers, Encoding, Storage, HTTP, and Indexed DB.
For documentation on the DOM and how to develop for it, see MDN.
Communication
Mozilla's DOM teams use Matrix:
- #dom:mozilla.org
- #domcore:mozilla.org
- #workers-and-storage:mozilla.org
- #fission:mozilla.org
- #necko:mozilla.org
and occasionally email through dev-platform.
Bug triage
See DOM/Triage.
Onboarding
See DOM/Engineering.
Making changes to Gecko
Older content
Subpages of DOM
- DOM/
- DOM/ContentIterator Issues
- DOM/Core
- DOM/Engineering
- DOM/IRC
- DOM/Links
- DOM/QuotaManager/SchemaChanges
- DOM/Triage
- DOM/Web-Observable Changes
- DOM/WebIDL Review Checklist
- DOM/Web Forms 2.0
- DOM/Workers-Storage
- DOM/Workers-Storage/board
- DOM/Workers-Storage/board/team
- DOM/Workers-Storage/board/team/ni
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects/WSIF
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects/e10s-sw
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects/lsng
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects/session-storage
- DOM/Workers-Storage/projects/web-payments
- DOM/XPath Generator
- DOM/board
- DOM/board/review
- DOM/prefixes
See also
- TPE_DOM
- DOM status reporting board
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API
- Standards
- CSS
- WebAPI
- For older information about the not out-of-fashion "moz-" prefixed APIs, see DOM/prefixes.
- http://web-confluence.appspot.com/