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by aswan 9y ago
I haven't looked closely at the extension but I think the two big building blocks are sidebars [1] and the tabs API [2], both of which have many applications outside of tree style tabs. The "hide the tabstrip" bug mentioned
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by aswan 9y ago
To circle back to the original question (what's it like to work at mozilla), it is a pretty great place as long as you don't mind being the subject of uninformed and hostile comments such as the one above.
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by aswan 10y ago
There is a lot of work underway in this area. The Webextensions project is the big long-term effort. But regarding e10s, it is true that e10s is an all-or-nothing proposition. However, as of Firefox 51, extensions do not disable e10s unl
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by aswan 10y ago
It's remarkable the extent to which people assume the worst every time this topic comes up. The Mozilla stance has always been that the add-on community is a huge asset but that supporting add-ons based on XUL, XPCOM, and the SDK impo
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by aswan 11y ago
I think you're mixing up two different things discussed in the article. There is one remark about how many packages are used by Jut, but then the case study is about NPM using Jut to analyze traffic at the NPM registry. The billions
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Scientific Proof That Americans Are Completely Addicted to Trucks(bloomberg.com)
1 points by aswan 11y ago|0 comments
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by aswan 12y ago
obligatory fizzbuzz thread: http://www.jut.io/play#gist/aswan/193232bd72768b51dcea
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Introducing Jut's Analytics Platform for DevOps(jut.io)
18 points by aswan 12y ago|2 comments