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by dangoor 15y ago
Just thought I'd mention that Firebug 1.8 (now in beta) is compatible with Aurora and Nightly: http://blog.getfirebug.com/2011/07/18/firebug-1-8b6/
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by dangoor 15y ago
I will certainly grant that our roadmap has never called for a "feature complete Firebug replacement". Our goal has been to explore new ideas while building out tools that we can ship with the browser. We're also working on improving Firefo
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by dangoor 15y ago
No, actually it's not. John is part of a team that manages and develops Firebug. The team is still there, including Jan Odvarko who we (Mozilla) pay to work full-time on Firebug. I don't want to downplay John's part in Firebug, which is hug
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by dangoor 15y ago
The Firebug team has tests running against Nightly. Bugs are caught and fixed fairly quickly. Because we work to catch bugs during the Nightly phase, there should not be much time during which an Aurora build is not compatible with a pre-re
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by dangoor 15y ago
We are polishing Firefox Mobile, too! It is releasing in sync with desktop now.
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by dangoor 15y ago
Perhaps Andreas is waiting on ECMAScript Harmony modules: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=568953 :)
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by dangoor 15y ago
To be honest, I think the browser support picture is changing. An increasing number of people are developing apps where they have some idea of what their target audience is like. Greater than 40% of the browsing public is now using Firefox,
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by dangoor 16y ago
Mozilla is (take a look at the College Recruiting section of our jobs page): http://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?k=JobListin...
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by dangoor 16y ago
It's definitely all JS. There are hooks to plug in specific things, but not any arbitrary behavior. code folding is a nice feature though, and one I'd expect we'll see along the way. code folding requires some work though, because it change
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by dangoor 16y ago
Actually, Brendan discussed that very topic recently: http://www.aminutewithbrendan.com/pages/20101122
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by dangoor 16y ago
Thanks! Glad you like it. We've got some really nice improvements landing in beta 8/9. You should be able to close the detail panel by using the OS-standard close control on the window. If you don't see that control, that's a bug! (The cont
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by dangoor 16y ago
The idea of process-per-interface is an interesting one. My first thought was that this has the "PHP problem" which is to say that if you have a bunch of useful utility classes and helper code you have to optimize those to minimize loading.
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by dangoor 16y ago
Things are almost always more complex than they appear. Developer tooling is an important area, and we want to see some great tools that make sense for a broad audience to be shipped with Firefox out of the box. What those tools look like a
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by dangoor 16y ago
Skywriter is no longer based on SproutCore. We simplified down to just jQuery.
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by dangoor 16y ago
As soon as IE supports everything Skywriter uses, we'll be happy to support it... Right now, that means Canvas, Web Workers and CSS3 Flexible Box Model. The latter two are not yet supported by IE9, I believe.
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by dangoor 16y ago
Hi Aaron, Sorry to hear about the trouble. We do try to be helpful on the mailing list, and I will certainly agree that Bespin is alpha software at this point. Docs are located here: https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/docs/ Themes are coming
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by dangoor 16y ago
Thanks for the comments! Very interesting to hear about your experiences. I'm the product manager for Bespin, so I'd certainly be happy to say a couple of things about the status. Since the Bespin that you've used, we've been putting a ton
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by dangoor 17y ago
It's worth noting that the task switcher is probably more important for the iPad. I very much intend to write blog posts and the like on my iPad and being able to quickly switch between a couple of different applications while doing so will
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by dangoor 17y ago
Ben and Dion left in September, just before we kicked off the "Bespin Reboot" project, which we had been planning since mid-summer. I believe we'll soon have much better velocity than we did previously, thanks to our work in the Reboot. (Re
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by dangoor 17y ago
Bespin definitely does not have the same sort of "just start editing a shared document" user interface that etherpad does. That isn't really our primary goal. As for the command line: I really wish TextMate had a command line. I truly think