Open-source development violates almost all known management theories.
One of the major efforts during last 2 weeks was to prepare working application using Mozilla Community Theme.
The first app that got MCS support is… Wordpress 2.7.
Wordpress 2.7 is a modern, flexible CMS system, that is best known as an excellent blogging platform. Because of its clean design, easy maintainance and many plugins its also [...]
10 days after first beta of MCS Theme - core element of the Mozilla Community Sites project, the next iteration is coming!
MCS Theme 1.0beta2 brings many improvements:
Tomer Cohen contributed initial support for right-to-left locales! (thank you!)
several lists are now <ul> (footer link list, article list etc.)
fixed nasty bug with right sidebar positioned below [...]
Happy Holidays!
I will use this moment to introduce you the first release of my latest project. Over two months ago I presented the revision version of Mozilla Community Theme.
MCT is an element of a wider project - Mozilla Community Sites (MCS) that will help start a new community and maintain a website without much effort.
The [...]
Three weeks ago we asked you for feedback on an initial round of Mozilla Community Theme mockups and we received plenty! Then, we started sorting out what we got and preparing a plan for improvements.
Today, we present you a revised Mozilla Community Theme:
The new logo you can see here is a proposal for a Community [...]
A quick update on the status of MCT. Tara, Seth and I gathered a solid round of feedback from many of you. We scanned it, analyzed and built a profile of updates we want to make. We noted five main issues raised by you regarding the first proposition:
You are wondering what flexibility you’ll have. What [...]
We’re listening to you and we’re excited about your ideas
Some time ago, Staś and Seth started a survey program to get an idea on what You feel about Mozilla. And in the very first survey they led, the very most commonly requested support from Mozilla was to provide Mozilla website template for community [...]