Topics Man wrote:
> Rick,
>
> Since you seem to be one of the leading Mozilla experts round these parts, maybe you
> know of any effort underway to write a technical manual on Mozilla and its various
> technologies? IMHO this is sorely needed but I guess most people with the necessary
> knowledge are too busy finishing the actual software. Have you thought about writing
> one (your IBM articles are very well written so you seem to have all the skills)?
The people with the real knowledge seem to mostly have "@netscape.com" in their
email addresses. Most of what I know about this project came from reading their
docs, their code, and - sometimes - their email replies. And yes you are right,
as we get closer to mozilla 1.0 - their appearance in forums like this seems
more scarce. Perhaps after the 1.0 milestone, documentation will get some more
attention.
> If there is an effort underway I'd like to join up - I'm still finding my way around
> the lizard, but I have time available and I'm sure I could do something useful which
> would also accelerate my own learning curve.
I can't imagine a single document trying to describe all that mozilla does. If
you come across an area that is lacking - write something up, put it online, and
post a message here. Also check out the docs page below and ask if they will
post you guide, FAQ sheet or how-to.
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/
> Cheers,
> Chris
Regards,
Rick
