EU MozCamp 2009/DevTrack speakers

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Validated:

  • Jan Odvarko
    • Title: Firebug, web development evolved.
    • Description: The session will provide info about how Firebug can be effectively used to develop web applications and also introduce some of the latest features available in Firebug 1.5. The talk will also cover Chromebug, a tool for debugging Firefox extensions.
  • Ludovic Hirlimann
    • Title: Thunderbird
    • Description:
  • Aza Raskin
    • Title: JetPack
    • Description:
  • Vivien Nicolas, Fabrice Desré
    • Title: Fennec Addons
    • Description:
  • Patrick Brunschwig (talk before Sunday noon)
    • Title: Thunderbird Addons: 2.x to 3.x
    • Description:
  • Robert Kaiser
    • Title: SeaMonkey 2 - A show-off
    • Description: For the first time in history, the SeaMonkey team is doing a big release of its own (SeaMonkey 1.x was just releasing what would have been Mozilla suite 1.8.x, with a few added tweaks) - and also for the first time, the long-lived application suite is based on the "new toolkit" in that release. The code is feature-frozen, two betas have been released, the final freezes are around the corner - take a look at what's coming in the final SeaMonkey 2.0 release!
  • Fabien Cazenave
    • Title: KompoZer: enhancing Mozilla Composer
    • Description:
  • Anant Narayanan, Ragavan Srinivasan
    • Title: Mozilla Weave - integrating services with the browser
    • Description: As the Web continues to evolve and more of our lives move online, we believe that Web browsers like Firefox can and should do more to broker rich experiences while increasing user control over their data and personal information. Weave is a Firefox add-on that is aimed at exploring this opportunity. Some of the key functionality enabled by the Weave add-on includes:
      • Synchronization engine - securely transports your browsing experience across all your devices
      • Cryptographic engine - provides default client side encryption for all your data
      • Weave server - a secure storage location for all your encrypted data
      • APIs - extension interfaces for 3rd party developers

In this talk, we'll describe the current status of our project and where we are heading next.

  • Stuart
    • Title: Fennec
    • Description:
  • Alexandre Fritze
    • Title: Stratified JavaScript - High-level concurrency abstractions for JavaScript
    • Description: DOM events, timers, and XMLHttpRequests are some of the sources of concurrency commonly encountered by browser extension authors and web application developers. In JavaScript we typically deal with concurrency by using asynchronous callbacks. Unfortunately this approach is verbose, obscures control flow, and breaks composability. In this talk I'll present Stratified JavaScript, a language extension which adds high-level concurrency features to JavaScript to help developers with choreographing concurrency in a more structured and natural way. For more information see http://www.croczilla.com/stratified.
  • Matthew Gertner
    • Title: Prism
    • Description:
  • Stephen Lau:
    • Title: Songbird
    • Description:

Wait for validation

  • Chris Beard: Labs
  • Beltzner: Firefox.next - Perf & UI & multiprocess
  • Vlad: to lead the openweb session

Not contacted yet

  • Olivier Gambier, David Marteau, Laurent Jouanneau: XulRunner feedback
  • Smedberg: multiprocess

Openweb part

  • [mail sent] René-Luc D'Hont: geolocation
  • [validated] Louis-Rémi Babe: Going Offline, the Mozilla way
  • [mail sent] Anthony Ricaud: localStorage
  • [mail sent] Ilmari Heikkinen: Canvas
  • [mail sent] Dailymotion: Video
  • [mail sent] Martin Kliehm: HTML5 accessibility
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