Mozilla Events
This is meant to be an historical record of various Mozilla events. This includes 'official' events sponsored by mozilla.org as well as mozilla-related talks given at conferences, etc. If you know of an item that should be added, you're looking for a speaker for an event you are planning, or you want to volunteer to speak at some future event, please contact Chris Hofmann.-
Mozilla Developer Day, August 6th, 2004
Google Campus, Mountain View, California -
Mozilla Developer Day, February 27th, 2004
Mountain View, California -
Foundation Overview, November, 2003
Mountain View, California -
Emerging Technology Group, SDForum, December 10th, 2002
Ian Oeschger spoke about Mozilla the Platform.
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Mozilla Developer Day, February 2002
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Yorktown High School Linux Users Group, January 18, 2002
Arlington, VirginiaUsing XUL, Robert Melton (MetaCosm Consulting) gives a quick intro to XUL along with brief demonstrations of applications created in it.
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Silicon Valley Linux User's Group, December 5, 2001
San Jose, California
Mike Ang spoke about Building Applications with Mozilla and XPCOM.
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Mozilla Developer Day, Nov 9, 2001
Mountain View, California- Developing Applications with XUL and JavaScript, Rob Ginda and Joe Hewitt
- XPCOM, Doug Turner
- Overview of the Mozilla Project, Mitchell Baker
- Networking, Gagan Saksena
- Community QA, Asa Dotzler
- Business Forum, Mitchell Baker
- Embedding, Vidur Apparao
- Mozilla 1.0, Brendan Eich
- Overview of XBL, Andrew Wooldridge
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19th Unicode Conference, September 12, 2001
San Jose, CaliforniaKatsuhiko Momoi presented CSS and XML for International Content, a discussion and demo of the use of CSS stylsheets to do international styling for XML in Mozilla.
Katsuhiko Momoi presented A Composite Approach to Language/Encoding Detection, a discussion of Mozilla's universal auto-detection technology.
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O'Reilly Open Source Convention, July 25-26 2001
- State of the Mozilla Project, Mitchell Baker (mozilla.org)
- State of the Mozilla Codebase, Brendan Eich, Rob Ginda (Netscape Communications Corporation)
- Embedding Mozilla, Judson Valeski (Netscape Communications Corporation)
- Komodo: Building an Application Based on the Mozilla Framework, David Ascher (ActiveState)
- Lessons Learned from Working with Mozilla Mike Shaver, Richard Alan, David Ascher (ActiveState), Richard Burridge (Sun Microsystems)
- Community QA and Testing Asa Dotzler (mozilla.org)
- Mitchell Baker was a member of the 'response to Microsoft' Panel.
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18th Unicode Conference, April 26, 2001
Hong KongFrank Yung-Fong Tang presented CSS and XML for International Content, a discussion and demo of the use of CSS stylsheets to do international styling for XML in Mozilla.
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mozilla.party.jp 2.0, April 22, 2001
Tokyo, JapanNot just a party, but a day of developer presentations organized by Mozilla-gumi
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International Macintosh Users Group, January 18, 2001
Cupertino, CaliforniaInternational Features of Netscape 6 Mail , presented by Katsuhiko Momoi and Naoki Hotta.
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New York Mozilla Developer Meeting, December 21, 2000
New York City -
XMLDevCon2000, November 15, 2000
San Jose, California
Shelley Powers spoke about interface development with XUL. She discussed Mozilla as a development environment featuring ActiveState's Komodo product.
MathML International Conference 2000, October 20-21
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Roger B. Sidje (University Of Queensland) spoke about MathML in Mozilla.
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Warpstock Europe 2000, October 13-15, 2000
Karlsruhe, Germany
Michael Kaply (IBM) gave an overview of Warpzilla, (Mozilla on OS/2).
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mozilla developer day, September 23-24, 2000
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Unicode Conference, September 5-9, 2000
San Jose, CaliforniaSSGO Binary Tree - A Small and Fast Unicode Basic Case Mapping Algorithm , presented by Frank Yung-Fong Tang.
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Second Mozilla Developer Meeting, August 18, 2000
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Ottawa Linux Symposium, July 22, 2000
Michael AngIntroduction to XPCOM: Modular Code In Mozilla
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O'Reilly Open Source Convention, July 19-20, 2000
Monterey, California- State of Mozilla: Mitchell Baker
- Inside the Lizard: Mozilla Architecture Overview: Michael Ang and Brendan Eich
- Zope Mozilla Initiative: Paul Everrit
- Writing a Mozilla application with XUL and JS: ChatZilla. Rob Ginda.
- How to build a pluggable component: Scott Collins.
- An in-depth look at Mozilla Mail/News: Alec Flett & Seth Spitzer
- Open Source Crypto and Mozilla: Frank Hecker
- Many Faces of Mozilla: Ben Goodger
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SeaMonkey Brown Bag Sessions, April-August 2000
Netscape Communications Corporation. Mountain View, California
In-house training sessions at Netscape. Video made available online.
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First Mozilla Developer Meeting, April 7, 2000
Mountain View, California -
Mozilla Pizza Party, April 6, 2000
Stanford University, CaliforniaSeth Spitzer spoke about hacking Mozilla.
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mozilla.party.jp, April 6, 2000
Tokyo, JapanNot just a party, but a day of developer presentations organized by Mozilla-gumi
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mozilla.party 3.0, April 6, 2000
San Francisco, CaliforniaA party celebrating the second anniversary of the Mozilla source release.
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Sixteenth International Unicode Conference, March 27-30, 2000
Amsterdam, HollandUnicode Case Mapping, presented by Frank Yung-Fong Tang.
List Identifier Generations and Unicode, presented by Frank Yung-Fong Tang.
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XML Developer's Conference, September 1999(?)
Montreal, Quebec
Nisheeth Ranjan (Netscape Communications Corporation) spoke about XML and Related Standards in Gecko -
Codestock, Sept 21-22 1999 Mountain View, California
A developer event for Gecko technologies. There were three different seminars covering the topics of building W3C standard content in Mozilla, the Mozilla Plug-in API, and embedding gecko and the javascript engine into applications.
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O'Reilly Open Source Conference, August 23, 1999
Mitchell Baker spoke about Mozilla and mozilla.org. Mike Ang spoke to a group of about 50 people at a Birds of a Feather session.
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Ottawa Linux Symposium, July 24, 1999
Mike Shaver, Michael AngInside the Lizard: A look at Mozilla Technology and Architecture
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mozilla.party 2.0, April 1, 1999
San Francisco, CaliforniaA party celebrating the first anniversary of the Mozilla source release.
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International Macintosh Users Group, September 17, 1998
Cupertino, CaliforniaMultilingual Mozilla - Mozilla Language Enabling Project , presented by Frank Yung-Fong Tang.
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Thirteenth International Unicode Conference, September 8-11, 1998
San Francisco, CaliforniaMultilingual Mozilla- Mozilla Language Enabling Project, presented by Frank Yung-Fong Tang
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mozilla dot party, April 1, 1998
San Francisco, CaliforniaA little party to celebrate the release of the Mozilla source code, and to thank all of the folks who helped make it happen.