It has to be tried, really.
]]>The feed links are in the right hand side of the main page of my blog, so the Mozilla category feed can be found here.
This also means that I’ll request a change Planet Mozilla to only subscribe to the mozilla category, so I’ll spam the Planet less if I ever get around to some more regular blogging again. So subscribe to the main link if you want “all” my blog entries.
I also upgraded to Movable Type 4.1 while I was at it :)
]]>It’s a chance to learn how we do widgets in Joost, and how you can do them yourself. More information on our Joost Development Group.
]]>(I also survived the race Sunday btw, 15k in 1h23, not too bad considering how little practice I had managed to do)
]]>CU there!
]]>Basically we are trying to revolutionize how you watch TV. You should be able to watch tv where and when you want to, and see TV that actually interests you. This includes using/extending the features you already know from “Web 2.0”, f.x. creating and using community-based information — sounds a bit like marketing mumbo jumbo, but it just my poor way of describing something which you have to see for yourself, and which is still in the making :-) The project is started by guys with a background in Skype who have tried doing these forms of “disruptive things” before, including Janus and Niklas.
From a more technological point of view, we deliver TV to you using P2P and the client software itself is based on XULRunner. We use tons of open source software, and a lot of W3C technologies. We’ll target the same main platforms as XULRunner: Windows, Mac and Linux. It is pretty cool to see the Mozilla platform used in this new way, and it is quite an adventure being part of it.
I’ll try to blog a bit more about this as we progress.
]]>Starting it,it occurred to me that somebody should integrate the XPath evaluator of Extension Developers Extension into Buddy. I will probably not get around to it soon, I just thought it would be a very good tool.
]]>As usual, a lot of improvements and fixes. The executive summary is:
Release Notes - Download it here - Full announcement message
Go download it right away! :-)
]]>There are some “challenges” in using addons.mozilla.org, so right now Linux users will get this message: “Mozilla XForms is not available for Linux”. That’s not true, and version 0.5 can still be downloaded for Linux and Mac.
Soon 0.6 should be available for Linux too, and we’ll post an official announcement, etc.
Updated: Due to quick action from #amo (thanks!), the above was only true or a short while, and there’s both a Linux and Windows version available from there. Announcement to follow soon.
]]>Tomorrow, I’ll give a talk about Firefox and XForms at I Jornada de Tecnologias Web y Software Libre in La Coruña, Spain. And no, my Spanish has still not improved enough to do the talk in Spanish, so it will be in English :-)
Entrance is free, so feel free to show up. I’m not sure whether inscription is necessary though.
]]>