http://ubiquity.mozilla.com/planet All the Mozilla Lab's Ubiquity news you can handle. Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:49:11 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Every page looks like this. That’s what paying for editorial help gets you: real advice. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/indolering/~3/uv036ZUeVKc/ Was stubbornly fighting the flu for part of the week, so I didn’t get as much done this week as I had hoped. Tab matches in Awesomebar Status Finished nsPlacesAutocomplete integration – works wonderfully well Filed bug 530209 to change the preferences UI to allow adding tab matches Tryserver builds at http://people.mozilla.org/~bmcbride/tabmatches/latest/ Loose ends Waiting on feedback Next ... http://theunfocused.net/2009/11/21/status-update-14/ NOTE: Please back up the files before you modify them. Step #1 : Edit the server.xml (for example $WAS_HOME/profiles/AppSrv01/config/cells/AppSrv01/nodes/AppSrv01/servers/server1/server.xml). Find the processDefinitions element and look for the jvmEntries under it. A typical entry looks like this: <processDefinitions xmi:type="processexec:JavaProcessDef" xmi:id="JavaProcessDef_1183122130078" ... http://davanum.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/debug-code-running-on-ibm-websphere-using-eclipse-intellij-idea/ The Sunlight Foundation is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to making information about our government’s shenanigans more easily accessible, for the sake of transparency and accountability and all that good stuff. They do great stuff like document all the connections between the pharmaceutical lobby and the members of congress working ... http://jonoscript.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/sunlight-foundation-hackathon/ Today, I read my blog in Google Reader (which I don’t usually do for obvious reasons) and I noticed that there were people “liking” posts there. Liking a post on GReader seems to be a good way of giving lighter feedback than posting a comment. So, thanks for the feedback. ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/thanks-for-the-feedback/ The Personas movement continues to grow with over 10 million people choosing to personalize their Firefox. Read more here! - Suneel Gupta & Myk Melez on behalf of the Personas development team http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/personas-10-million-and-growing/ Personas gets a set of new features that lets you discover new art, rotate through your favorites, and undo. With feedback from the Personas community, Labs recently released Personas 1.4. Watch the video below or go to the Personas blog for a detailed look at newly added features. Introducing Personas 1.4 from ... http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/personas-1-4-released/ Hey everybody – we are very happy to announce that we have just released the first Beta of the Weave Sync add-on. You can download it here and read all the details on the Weave blog! – Ragavan Srinivasan, on behalf of the Weave team http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/weave-sync-1-0-beta-1-released/ Is your inbox filled with Facebook notifications? If you answered yes, then you’re not alone. You’re one of millions of people whose email inbox has been taken over by notifications, Facebook being a major culprit here. So, last week at Super Happy Dev House, I wrote Facebook Says (I’ve been lazy ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/facebook-notifications-on-growl/ Like any Stanford Sunday, I have a lot of homework to do. In particular, I’m trying to finish up this piece of work that was due about a week earlier. It’s for my intosem class and it’s about how journalism is changing due to the internet, how newspapers are morphing ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/stanford-day-57so-much-inertia/ At breakfast, I convince two girls to use Reverie. ∞ SHDH is an amazing event. I stay for 12 hours and I never get bored. When I get back to my room at nearly 1AM, all I want to do is code something. The irony of SHDH is that it’s almost impossible ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/stanford-day-56super-happy-dev-house/ The magical blogging engine. Coming soon. http://blog.abi.sh/2009/reverie/ The Jetpack 0.6 Contest Starts Now With the release of Jetpack 0.6 just days ago, we are happy to announce a contest in its honor. The contest starts today and ends on the 13th of December. For the developer who creates the most awesome Jetpack that uses less than 50 lines ... http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/jetpack-50-line-code-challenge/ Hot on the tail of a major update to Jetpack, Mozilla Labs is proud to announce the launch of the Jetpack Gallery. The gallery makes it easy for developers to host and promote their Firefox Jetpack add-ons, and makes it even easier for users to find those great new features. ... http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/launching-the-jetpack-gallery/ I write down a list of all the people that have mattered to me over the last 19 years. It’s a short list. I write down a list of all the people I have spent considerable amounts of time with over the last 19 years. It’s a long list. This is why ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/how-to-live-2/ Some hours ago, a reddit user suggested an extension for Firefox that I thought would be a good example of why Jetpack is going to change the way users think about modifying their browser experience. It took me literally minutes to complete this extension, and all in 7 lines of code. ... http://geeksbynature.dk/?p=67 In early September we challenged students from universities around the world to develop concepts and solutions to the question: “Browsing History — How can we make sense of this rich source of data and how do we best present this data to the user?” [read the full brief here] Students from ... http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2009/11/university-design-challenge/ Jetpack makes it super-fast for any web developer to make Firefox extensions. 14 lines of code is all it takes to write an extensions that let’s you edit any image you find on the web. Try it out! Drew Willcoxon has some great examples of Jetpack, context menus, and Twitter working together. ... http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/jetpack_image_editor/ There are times like last night when I get really unhappy about what I’m building. I put in so much time, energy and emotion into something and then, when I look at the product and see how badly it has turned out, I feel like shit. But this morning, I realized ... http://blog.abi.sh/2009/how-to-live-1/ The websphere forum (see below) feeds are truncated http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=266&start=0 You need to add “&Full=true” to get all the content as shown below: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/rss/rssmessages.jspa?forumID=266&Full=true http://davanum.wordpress.com/2009/11/06/better-rss-feed-for-ibm-websphere-application-server-forum/