Our add-on performance initiative is getting lots of attention for, lets say, various reasons. There have been objections about transparency and our testing methods, so I decided to add something valuable to the discussion and document my own testing process. I revisited my old add-on performance article and noticed that the contents of the Measuring [...]
Also tagged amo, documentation, mozilla, remotexulmanagerSince I haven’t blogged here for quite a while, I thought it’d be good to do the mandatory WordPress version update and then post a little update on the side projects I’m currently working on: Remote XUL Manager has taken most of my spare time. It’s been exciting just because it’s a fairly new project [...]
Also tagged add-on, editors, gsoc, idea, mozilla, pneuma, projectsRecently I’ve been occupying myself with several Firefox extension projects: Most of all, I’ve been contributing to the AMO editor team to keep the add-on review queues down to a manageable size. There’s a great deal of new submissions and updates due to the release of Firefox version 3.5. There are hundreds of updates that [...]
Also tagged add-on, amo, donations, extend firefox, mozilla, projectsFire.fm is a project that a friend and I began in order to compete in the Extend Firefox 3 competition, particularly to participate in the Best Music Add-on, which was being sponsored by Last.fm. I was a big fan of Last.fm at the time, given that it offered free online radio all around the world. [...]
Also tagged add-on, firefox, last.fm, mozilla, projects