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Schedule for the Brussels 2003 meeting
This was the schedule for the meeting in Brussels, February
8-9.
The sessions began on Saturday at 13:00.
Saturday
Starting 12.00, ending 17.00| Saturday | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 12:00-13:00 | Pre-session meeting Possibility to meet in the FOSDEM cafeteria, if there is interest |
Cafeteria |
| 13:00-14:00 | Social Boot This is the time to learn who is attending. People are invited to introduce themselves, talk a few minutes about their interests in the Mozilla project, their motivation, how they are involved, whether they are already contributing, and what they would like to work on in the future. Depending on how many people will attend, this could be around 2-3 minutes per person. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 14:00-15:00 | SVG in Mozilla - Alex Fritze This talk gives an overview of the Scalable Vector Graphics language, its current implementation status in Mozilla, and its relationship to other XML languages such as XBL, XHTML and CML. More Info ... |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 15:00-16:00 | Mozilla As Application Platform - Brian King Since the release and re-write of the source code in 1998, Mozilla has evolved from a client browser suite into a feature-rich platform on which to write "web-enabled" applications. This talk will chart this evolution, introduce some of the technologies harnessed, and tell you how to get started with your own application. Note that this talk is part of the main Fosdem sessions. Copies of the book 'Creating Applications With Mozilla' were given away after this session, followed by a signing opportunity. |
Fosdem Tutorial room |
| 16:00-17:00 | Cascades and Creating an XUL+JS Based Mozilla
Extension - Daniel Glazman CaScadeS is a stylesheet editor for Composer, the HTML editor of Mozilla/Netscape. Written only in XUL and Javascript, it is easily 'XPI-able'. This talk will show how it is possible to build such a CSS editor on the top of the CSS Object Model, XUL and Javascript in just a few days. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
Sunday
Starting 10.00, ending 17.00| Sunday | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 10.00-11.00 | XSLT and XPath in Use - Jonas Sicking XSLT and XPath support in Mozilla has progressed greatly in the last year. This talk will show some examples of what XSLT and XPath can do in Mozilla, and how to do it. It will show the new APIs and how to best use them. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 11.00-12.00 | Native Database Support - Jan Varga Jan is currently working on building native database support into Mozilla, and will discuss some of the features, API's, and future directions for this exciting feature. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 12.00-13.00 | Localisation (l10n) : Achievements and Future
Directions - Robert Kaiser As maintainer of the German (Austrian) language pack and Mozilla Deutsch, Robert will give informed insights into the process, and what is to be expected in the future. One exciting new projects is l10ntools over at mozdev. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 13.00-14.00 | Break ... |
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| 14.00-15.00 | The Bitflux Editor and Mozilla - Christian Stocker Bitflux is a browser based (currently Mozilla-only) Wyswyig XML Editor. The Bitflux Editor is an Open Source Project, which uses a lot of the more advanced features of Mozilla, including XSLT, XPath, CSS-on-XML and is written completely in Javascript. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 15.00-16.00 | Advanced Bugzilla Use : A Hacker's Guide - Gervase
Markham With KDE, Gnome, Open Office and the Linux kernel now all using Bugzilla or its derivatives, many hackers come into contact with a Bugzilla installation on a regular basis. This talk offers a collection of hints, tips and tricks designed to help those who are already regular Bugzilla users work more effectively and productively. There will also be an opportunity for "what's the best way to do X?" and similar questions. |
Mozilla room H1309 |
| 16:00-17:00 | Getting Started - Kai Engert Getting Started with Mozilla Sourcecode & Contributing to the C/C++ Codebase. Talk, questions & answers Note that this talk is part of the main Fosdem sessions. |
Fosdem Conference Room 2 |