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Introducing the 2012 Mozilla Festival: making, freedom and the web
Cross-posted from the Mozilla blog. Join us for three days of inspired making, learning and celebration in London. Today we’re extremely proud to launch the new 2012 Mozilla Festival web site — and...
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Building a big tent for teaching the web
Mozilla, Nesta and Nominet Trust announce new digital literacy partnership in the UK Today, on the eve of the Mozilla Festival in London, Mozilla is proud to announce a new partnership aimed at...
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Introducing Popcorn Maker
(Cross-posted from the Mozilla blog) Brett Gaylor launching Popcorn Maker at the Mozilla Festival this morning Today at the Mozilla Festival, we’re extremely proud to launch the 1.0 version of Popcorn...
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How to make your own mini-MozFest
This new debrief and documentation from the 2012 Mozilla Festival lays out the key ingredients, reviews and recommendations. How do you turn dull conferences into festival-style jams packed with more...
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3… 2… 1… MozFest!
cross-posted from the Mozilla blog 1,300 hackers, media-makers and educators gather in London to invent the web’s future The 4th annual Mozilla Festival kicks off tomorrow in London. The three-day...
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How to tell the MozFest story
The MozFest Storytelling Corps needs YOU We’re looking for a few good storytellers. The mission is dangerous, chaotic and stupidly fun. Many are called. All are chosen. Got what it takes? The...
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What are people making in #teachtheweb?
People are already making a bunch of crazy cool stuff in the Teach the Web track at MozFest. The World’s Largest Scrum Board has three categories: to make, making, and made. You can watch each of the...
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What we made together at MozFest
Here’s a sampling of what the 1,400 makers gathered in London made together at this year’s Mozilla Festival, as shared in the Festival’s closing Demo Party. There’s lots more on the Festival blog,...
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GitDone
GitDone aims to make GitHub Issues easier to use. It’s a simple browser extension that streamlines the GitHub Issues interface for new users and non-developers — and can add handy features and...
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