Milos' blog

In Q4 last year, Mozilla has started working on a Firefox Flicks project – a global video contest to tell the Firefox Story. You can enter at www.firefoxflicks.org. Firefox Flicks is a contest that invites Firefox fans and filmmakers from all over the world to create short videos (or “flicks”)  [ Read More ]

I’m going to make this one as short as possible. We’ve been working hard on moving localized Firefox builds out of the beta channel straight into final releases, and that effort started paying off. There are several languages that are in the focus, and a few of them made significant  [ Read More ]

A few days ago I needed to file 70+ bugs for the same thing for each locale we support on www.mozilla.com. I then decided to make use of bzapi(Bugzilla Web Service API), and have created a tiny PHP script to do the job for me. It worked pretty well even  [ Read More ]

An hour ago, wiki.mozilla.org got a new default template, or in mediawiki lingo – a new skin. I’ve been working on this skin whenever I had some spare time, and it finally payed off. While creating the skin, my guideline for the design was mozilla.org. Also, I did my best  [ Read More ]

During my internship at Mozilla Europe, I’ve been working on a lot of stuff. I’ve been helping with Marketing and community engagement, localization, WebDev, QA, SUMO… All in all, I had my hands always full with a bunch of adorable tasks. Due to being workoholic, I find this extremely thrilling  [ Read More ]

Hello David, Thank you for agreeing to do this interview! First things first: Can you tell me a bit about yourself and how you first got involved in Mozilla? I heard it was a long time ago Yes, the years have definitely flied by. It started around the Netscape 6  [ Read More ]

It’s been a few days now after the Mozilla Balkans 2010 first ever meet-up in Skopje, and all I can say is that I’m gonna remember only good things – because there were no bad ones! The very process of organizing this event made some of us thrilled about it,  [ Read More ]

Hi Seth. Can you tell me a bit about yourself, how you got into working for Mozilla and what were your first tasks? Sure. I first started working for Mozilla back in 2006 when I was asked to start Mozilla’s Community Giving and Empowerment program. With the help of Asa  [ Read More ]

It’s finally there! A few weeks ago confirmed Balkans inter-community meet-up, second of this kind hosted by Mozilla Europe, will take place in Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, on (next) Thursday, 20th May. The meet-up will be separated in 3 major parts: Internal meet-up for Mozilla staff and community Public  [ Read More ]

One of the question that I’m asked about many times, and there is a really simple answer for, is how can a one get more people involved in Mozilla projects. Although it seems like a one would need to use some tricks to get people excited about and contribute to  [ Read More ]