Archive for September, 2007

ED Search Interviews

Monday, September 24th, 2007

Last Wednesday (September 19) Dan Mosedale did a brief segment about the Mozilla Foundation’s search for an executive director on that day’s Air Mozilla episode. In that interview (available via a multitude of sources, check out the options are Air Mozilla) Dan described how the Search Committee is looking for input to form [...]

Mozilla24

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

As those of you who read planet.mozilla.org know, last weekend was the Mozilla24 event. A lot of people have written about Mozilla 24 and I won’t repeat a general descripton. The thing that struck me was the power that the infrastructure can bring, and how the infrastructure really can bring people closer. [...]

Mozilla’s New Focus on Thunderbird and Internet Communications

Monday, September 17th, 2007

Falling Again

Thursday, September 6th, 2007

(I started writing this to write about the return to flying well rather than the fall. But this part came out long enough as is, and I’ll put the rest into another post.)
I few months ago I hurt my shoulder on the trapeze. Well, falling off the trapeze, actually. And it’s probably [...]

Open Tools for a Better Web

Wednesday, September 5th, 2007

Good tools are a developer’s dream. I’ve been hearing the lament for better open source tools for open technology stacks ever since I started working with Mozilla. Today ActiveState is announcing the Open Komodo Project, bringing new open source tools for web developers into the Mozilla world.
ActiveState has been a participant in the [...]

Activities: Mid July & Aug 2007

Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

In doing some blog maintenance i realized that the last summary of what I’ve been working on — which seems so recent in my mind — was from mid July. So here’s a summary of specific projects I’ve been working on since then.

Lots of work on describing the Mozilla project, our goals and [...]