Mozilla: San Francisco 2018 All Hands, Reps Council and More
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State of Mozilla Support: 2018 Mid-year Update – Part 4
The San Francisco 2018 All Hands flew by and so did the last two months. I cannot tell you how grateful I am to have been able to attend this event.
If I were to look back on some of the highlights, they would be pretty nitty gritty detailed. But I will share with you a few of them.
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Onboarding team for 2nd half of 2018
As we have entered the second half of the year, the Reps Council has worked on updating the Onboarding Screening Team for 2018-2.
The scope of this team is to help on evaluating the new applications to the Reps program by helping the Reps Council on this process.
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Mozilla B-Team: happy bmo push day!
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DWeb: Social Feeds with Secure Scuttlebutt
Scuttlebutt is a free and open source social network with unique offline-first and peer-to-peer properties. As a JavaScript open source programmer, I discovered Scuttlebutt two years ago as a promising foundation for a new “social web” that provides an alternative to proprietary platforms. The social metaphor of mainstream platforms is now a more popular way of creating and consuming content than the Web is. Instead of attempting to adapt existing Web technologies for the mobile social era, Scuttlebutt allows us to start from scratch the construction of a new ecosystem.
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