After writing up my first stab at a Delicious command for Ubiquity, I planned to continue revising it based on feedback and to work on exploring more of what Ubiquity enables. I started looking into writing my own nouns for tag suggestions, as well as...
Topics: entries, firefox, mozilla, ubiquity

So, in anticipation of hopefully carving out time to write more article-length entries like my last one on Ubiquity, I’ve revamped the design on this blog and updated the colophon. I’m also hoping to post more short entries as well, and get..
Topics: asides, decafbad, metablogging

In my last post, I got all fluffy about how cool Ubiquity is but didn’t share any code to prove the point. As it happens, I have come up with at least one useful command that I’m starting to use habitually in posting bookmarks to Delicious. .
Topics: entries, greasemonkey, javascript, mozilla, ubiquity, webdev

When I was a wee hacker, I lived my digital life though a Commodore 64. I played games on it, did homework, talked to people far away—you know, all the stuff they showed in the pictures on the box. I also took things apart—both the machine itself...
Topics: entries, javascript, mashups, mozilla, ubiquity, webdev

Since the beginning, I've been a Mozilla fanboy. But, up until very recently, I've only shown that as a user and a verbal supporter, with a shallow understanding or participation in what's really done in the Mozilla community. Sure,...
Topics: entries, moz08, mozilla, summit