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Web Browser Extension Dev.
Web Browser Extension Dev.
I am Michael Adeyeye, Ph.D candidate at the University of Cape Town and the developer of the TransferHTTP browser extension. I am an open source enthusiast, who would like to get as many people as possible involved in developing browser extension, hacking open source packages and developing new applications.
Members
micad
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Artur
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Indik
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Juan
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musta
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Apost
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Ravi
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Summary
They will learn how to build packages (web browsers) from source. Participants will be involved in various project, such as UI enhancement and protocol integration. In addition, as part of their work, they will individually create an extension or work on existing issues/bugs. Although participants can use their choice browsers, explanations and practical examples will be based on the Mozilla Framework.
What you can expect to learn
To mention a few, there include the followings.
- Building blocks of a web browser
- Technologies, tools and available supports for extension development
- Applications using the Mozilla Framework
- Using XUL to extend the Firefox browser UI.
- Performance and Security Best Practices
- Setting up extension development environment
Schedule/Syllabus
Comments
This looks super sweet, I
This looks super sweet, I cant wait till signups are open :)
I'm waitting . looks great~~~
I'm waitting . looks great~~~
i have literally used
i have literally used hundreds of extensions but never bothered to do that.thanks so much for this opportunity. help for single mothers
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Interesting course egipt last
Interesting course egipt last minute
It was really a very
It was really a very interesting course.
I enrolled but could be only in the few first classed, due to a work overload.
Anyway, I learned a lot and now I'm looking forward to be able to continue, next year.
Thanks Michael & all fellows.