Brian King and I are in charge of setting up the Developer Track for the Mozilla Camp Europe (see here for more details about the event).

I'm proud to announce that we have at least 14 sessions planned.

Another good news: a Web-platform round-table will take place on Sunday morning.

Here is the current schedule.

Dev Track

  • Firefox.Next, the future of Firefox
  • Firefox in Europe
  • Firebug, web development evolved
  • Thunderbird 3.0 and beyond
  • JetPack
  • Fennec Addons
  • How to Update Extensions for Thunderbird 3
  • SeaMonkey 2 - A show-off
  • KompoZer: enhancing Mozilla Composer
  • Mozilla Weave - integrating services with the browser
  • Fennec
  • Stratified JavaScript - High-level concurrency abstractions for JavaScript
  • Prism, what it means for Mozilla
  • Songbird
  • HTML 5

You can look at the list of sessions (with details and speakers) here.

Web-Platform Round-Table

We want to bring together Web developers (the panel) and Mozilla developers. Vladimir Vukicevic (Firefox developer) is going to lead the discussions. The panel consists of 8 Open Web Gurus, experts in different areas (offline, canvas, geolocation, video, accessibility, ...). And, of course, the audience is welcome to take part in the discussion.

Share with us your real-world uses and success stories of modern web technologies.

What we are looking for (quote from Vladimir):

• We are interested to hear what you think we could be doing better at, in terms of support for current or emerging web standards. Are there existing features in other browsers that you want to take advantage of that we don't support? What about those features is compelling?

• What's missing from the web platform? Where do you want to see us take it? If you could pick one capability to add to the web, what would have the biggest impact on your web app development?

• Of the currently supported standards, what's painful? What would you like to see us focus on improving, whether through enhancement or through change?

If you are looking for more details about the round-table, see here.