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Our new community website is ready

27, Aug 2010

We have a new community site. It is based on Wordpress 3.0.1 and Budypress. What are the features:
1. We have community. Anyone can:
- register;
- share information to the website activity wall;
- write to his/her own blog;
- join groups by topic (SUMO, Thunderbird, Firefox, L10n, Development and others);
- join and create events;
- read the information from [...]

Word Cloud during the keynotes (#moz10)

7, Jul 2010

#moz10

Hup Holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand HUP !

2, Jul 2010

Wilhelmus van Nassouwe
Ben ik van Duitsen bloed,
Den vaderland getrouwe
Blijf ik tot in den dood.
Een Prinse van Oranje
Ben ik, vrij onverveerd,
Den Koning van Hispanje
Heb ik altijd geлerd.

Hup Holland Hup!
Hup Holland hup
Laat de leeuw niet in zijn hempie staan
Hup Holland hup
Trek het beestje geen pantoffels aan
Hup Holland hup
Laat je uit het veld niet slaan
Want de leeuw op [...]

CaCert assurance party @ MozSummit 2010

1, Jul 2010

What is Cacert?
CAcert.org is a community-driven certificate authority that issues free public key certificates to the public. CAcert has nearly 150,000 verified users and has issued over 548,000 certificates as of January 2010
These certificates can be used to sign and encrypt email, authenticate and authorize users connecting to websites and secure data transmission over the [...]

WRT: How to post to your Wordpress using Ajax (+code)

1, Jul 2010

I just finished my “share2″ WRT (Web Runtime Toolkit) widget. It allows me to post quick messages to my WordpPress blog or to any blog that uses MetaWeblog API.
Here are some key parts from the script:
Ajax function that sends the requests and gets the result

function ajExec(url, param, callback, isXML) {
var req [...]

XAuth – Mozilla webappstore.sqlite

28, May 2010

If you are wondering where Firefox stores the token from XAuth (all localStorage data), the answer is in webappstore.sqlite in your profile folder. The main idea of the XAuth is that the declared token will be accessible only from the XAuth.org domain and you don’t have the opportunity to see what exacly has been saved [...]

XAuth basics and an example.

27, May 2010

What is XAuth?
XAuth is an open platform for extending authenticated user services across the web.
Participating services generate a browser token for each of their users. Publishers can then recognize when site visitors are logged in to those online services and present them with meaningful, relevant options.
Users can choose to authenticate directly from the publisher site [...]

Firefox 4 Business Conference

25, May 2010

We are launching Firefox 4 Business conference in late September in Bulgaria. This will be one day event full of case-studies, presentations and Q&A sessions, brought to you by Mozilla Bulgaria crew.
If you are a SME based in Bulgaria you can register for free very soon.
I will give more information soon, stay tuned
#f4b [...]

Drumbeat Berlin – 8 May 2010, Betahaus

5, May 2010

Will the web still be open in 100 years? Mozilla thinks it can — and must — be. That’s why we’re starting Mozilla Drumbeat, an invitation to teachers, artists, lawyers, filmmakers and other everyday internet users do things that will make the web better, and keep it open for the long haul. We want you [...]

Drumbeat event in Bulgaria

3, May 2010

On the contrary of my initial expectations a lot of people took part in the first Bulgarian /Mozilla Drumbeat /workshop.
The workshop was divided into 3 parts:
0. The first was a 15-minute speech giving a short account on what is open web, what is the Drumbeat mission and why this open web is so valuable;
Mozilla Drumbeat
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