One of the common problems of Mozilla communities is building up their team. As the Mozilla project scope grows, scaling up and being inclusive is crucial. One of the simplest things any community can do is put a Get Involved page on their site. Providing specifics on tasks and contact information, and linking to the [...]
Goings On – 2012 So Far
on 21-Mar-2012 in Briks, Events, GGGOH, Lizard, ReMo, Slovenia, Travel
So far this year it has been busy and exciting for me. So in reverse chronological order, here are some things I have been up to recently. Briks Is 6 I meant to call out the 5 year anniversary last year but it slipped by as I was too busy. Six is better, it rhymes! [...]
Happy Campers
on 22-Nov-2011 in Events, Lizard, ReMo, Slovenia
Mozilla may not have rock stars, but what it does have is fantastic contributors and community members. As a mentor in the Mozilla Reps program, I am getting to know more and more. At MozCamp last weekend, it was great to meet some of them. These folks are doing great things on the ground in [...]
On Startup Culture
on 9-Nov-2011 in Events, GGGOH, Lizard, Science & Technology, Slovenia
I admit to being skeptical before about startup culture in the technology sector, for a few reasons: It smells of a gold-rush, a way to make a quick buck. I was brought up with an ethic to go and do your day’s work, work hard, get paid, and play your part. This is inter-twined with [...]
Communities, The Balkans, Mozilla, Firefox, and Ljubljana
on 1-Dec-2010 in Events, Lizard, Slovenia
The Balkans is a funny place. It is a region of Europe that suffers from a bad reputation. What other region has such a negative term ‘Balkanization‘ associated with it? It is probably largely misunderstood, even by it’s fellow Europeans. But I don’t want to talk about that. I live in Slovenia, which is or [...]
Firefox 5 in Slovenia
on 6-Nov-2009 in Events, Lizard, Slovenia
Here in Slovenia we like to party like any good nation, so what better excuse than the birthday of our beloved Firefox. After all we were 2nd or 3rd to reach 50% Firefox market share, but are still licking our wounds after being pipped at the post by an Indonesia that came from nowhere. Not [...]
Seedcamp Ljubljana
on 22-Apr-2009 in Events, Lizard, Slovenia
Mini-Seedcamp Ljubljana is coming up on 14 May. Image via CrunchBase Mini Seedcamp Ljubljana will be bringing together 20 of the best seed stage web tech startups with experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and developers from all over Europe to participate in a day of intense mentoring, panel discussions and presentations at the superb Tehnoloski park Ljubljana. [...]
It Started With A Tweet
on 9-Apr-2009 in Lizard, Slovenia
I never thought that it would come to this. It was a tweet from Christoper Blizzard that I can’t find right now, or perhaps it was this blog post. So I put out a call. Lo and Behold, Marko Mrdjenovi? (aka Fry, aka Slovene web dev extraordinaire) was listening. He didn’t know of an existing [...]
Slovene l10n Update
on 13-Nov-2008 in Lizard, Slovenia
For my Slovene speaking readers… Image by King Molan via Flickr The Slovene locale team made the Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 cutoff, so now test builds are available. Please try them out and report any issues. More details are over at our new blog set up by Matjaž Horvat. Our work is not done. Next [...]
Hairy Times
on 13-Jun-2008 in Slovenia
My aspirations for living in a green oasis in the middle of Europe are being shattered by the day. Image via Wikipedia First, the nuclear plant 15km from my home sparked an EU wide alert last week. Note to self – hold breath when I visit KrÅ¡ko for a few weeks and hope the wind [...]
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