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You might add a README with a link back to the site.

As seen from the attached image, going to a view and then clicking back button does not move me back to the previous view i was at. It just remains at the same view itself. To reproduce steps,

1. Go to : http://www.whatcanidoformozilla.org/#!/progornoprog/proglang
2. Go to next view by clicking Not interested. It leads to (http://www.whatcanidoformozilla.org/#!/progornoprog/support)
3. Click back button.

Expected result: Goes back to previous
view(http://www.whatcanidoformozilla.org/#!/progornoprog/proglang)

Current. View doesnt change

We should add accessibility but I'm not sure of best place. Could be top level or under "available to all" with translation. Acessibility activity also cross cuts others including coding. In conclusion prolly best to add as top level given current structure.

Hi,
I was trying to update locales.ini using VIM. This time after pulling from repo, I found most lines are appended with ^M.

I know that they shouldn't cause problem but we probably have to remove them? (or even breaking locales in to separate files?)

Thanks :)

Peter

Probably is follow up to gh-86.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Visit any C language sub-page (e.g. this one)
2. Switch to Italian locale - "it". Take notice, that "POO" string has additional text visible onhover. It uses <abbr> HTML tag for this purpose.
3. Switch back to English locale. The string "POO" is still be present, placed somewhere at the end of the title.

This artifact most likely appears due to webL10n library's ignorance of non-TEXT_NODE DOM nodes (see source code)

Submitting demos and editing/reviewing/translating documentation on MDN can be added.

Update: The Demo Studio has been retired, but the documentation part is still valid.

It would be great to have some analytics on this site and understand how people are using it. It could help inform future changes to the www.mozilla.org/contribute/ page.

I would just create a GA account with your personal google account specifically for this domain. It will give you a code snippet that you just need to copy/paste to the code into the template and push the site. You should see the data within a few minutes in GA in their real-time stats and then within their reports within 3-4 hours.

Help: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1042508

Then just add the tag to the of the index.html page in the repo.

I would then do two things.

1. Create a GA virtual page view onLoad of any page on the site. This would be a JavaScript call to this:

_gaq.push([_trackPageview, [path that follows #! in the URL]);

example

_gaq.push([_trackPageview, /en/proglang/java]);

2. Create a GA onClick event on the green "Tell Me More" buttons only when it has an external link. You need to do a GA event on those to track the external links as they won't be captured by the GA on the page.

Example:

_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Tell Me More Exit' , 'https://github.com/mozfr/transvision']);

Note: You should put a delay on the external links or they may not get picked up by GA's in-page tag. More info here on how to add the local function: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1136920?hl=en

Bugzilla has lots of ways to contribute listed at http://www.bugzilla.org/contribute/

Languages: Perl, HTML, Javascript, CSS

Javascript is actually going to be a big one because we're currently pushing to modernize the UI.

Usually when I'm on a site like this I'll go through the first level ("what's your area of expertise") and open each thing I'm interested in in a new tab so I can come back to it later.

Since the href on the "tell me more" button just points to the main page, it doesn't work like you would expect when opening in a new tab.

The same thing happens with the 'take me back' and 'next' buttons

In the Nightly 34.0a1 (2014-07-24) it just opens the homepage in a new tab, in IE11 it acts as though you left-clicked the button, and in Chrome it acts the same way as IE.

Hi!,

I have a project is using l10n and use a lib for support.

https://github.com/mozillahispano/asksumo-fb

this lib allows detect your locale language and change language automatically

and also you can use www.transifex.com for translate.
and support file .properties

https://github.com/mozillahispano/asksumo-fb/tree/master/lang

https://github.com/mozillahispano/asksumo-fb/blob/master/lib/ChooseLocale.class.php

I hope to help you.

Regards, Willy

German translation is available at dogihhg/asknot.

Please merge file locales.ini from dogihhg:patch-1

Greetings from Europe
dogihhg

It hasn't been updated in 2 years. github.com/zpao/v8monkey.

^that.

When I try tabbing through the web page I don't cry with delight.

Are there any perl projects at mozilla? Can we add them to the site?

Just trying to reproduce:
JavaScript > Firefox > {Firefox in general - I don't really care.}
I feel that the text in {} is a little too large. If you think the issue is legit, I'm willing to fix it :)

Rust's description makes reference to "4 kinds of pointers," which is no longer accurate: managed ("@") pointers have been removed from the language. Now there are only owned (~), borrowed (&) and unsafe (*).

I can make a PR for this if you can settle on a different description. Now that there are only 3 types of pointers, maybe it's a little less masochistic? :)

Currently the hash contains both the language and the current path. That's not great for the default linking experience, since the language will override the user's preferred default. We should make the override language a query parameter instead (?zh-TW=1).

After going further than one level deep it becomes somewhat weird to not have any context for how you got there.

Putting an address bar of sorts in the upper left corner of the page to allow the user to quickly go back to a certain page and know how they got there would help the UX a lot in my opinion. Attached is a quick mockup of what such an address bar would look like.

Has this been discussed before? It's not really necessary when just going one or two levels deep, but it would definitely a nice-to-have. It would also be possible to turn the links in the address bar into dropdowns, which would allow users to more quickly move between & better visualize different "branches" (slightly similar to issue #21)

hkoivuneva@7cb0fce

Today i clone this repo to make some contribution , when i open the index.html file on chrome browser it opens without any data

but it was open correctly on Mozilla .

My chrome Version is 38.0.2125.122
My Firefox version is 34.0

I have been notified by a (French) user that
with choice "Vous pourriez travailler sur Firefox" ("You could work on firefox") the "tell me more" link leads to... whatcanidoformozilla.org ! #infiniteloop

Hi,

The link to Firefox Nightly QA (present here) is broken.

The broken link is: https://quality.mozilla.org/docs/firefox/install-a-nightly-browser/

For your information :)

Cheers,
Florent

It would be nice if you pointed to MemShrink: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Performance/MemShrink

I started looking at how to do it myself, but then I was scared by the l10n. :)

For example:

New software/languages/technologies:

• CSS (in Firefox, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, Persona, and web development)
• Assembly (in NSS)
• MySQL/MongoDB/ElasticSearch (in Webmaker)
• XUL (in Firefox, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, and XULRunner)
• XBL(in Firefox, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, and XULRunner)
• XPCOM?

These two languages already exists, but I didn't find XULRunner and Rhino:

• JavaScript (in XULRunner)
• Java (in Rhino)

Would it overcomplicate the page to add a list of good first bugs for a given project? You could pull, say, five bugs with a given tag from github or bugzilla.

I might be up for helping add this feature if it doesn't make the site too busy. Thoughts?

There is a glitch with the mozilla header slidedown functionality. See Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxp9BsBHL80

Seeing the negative statement "Keep going" I was thinking first about "Keep going... tell me more about it" - in a positive sense. But then I realized, that this button shows the "negative"/don't interests me part.

Maybe there is a better wording for this? Or maybe it's just me as non-native English speaker that gets confused by these words?

Topic.

If I select the language from dropdown list which have the 'lang-selection' attribute this event change all strings to the selected language.

But. After this I want to back to another language. But if this language do not have 'lang-selection' attribute this attribute was not changed. I guess it's related not only with 'lang-selection'. I thing we must set a default language.

Excuse me please for my English. It's very hard for me. But I hope you understand about what I'm talking.

I can show it in pictures :)

I select the Russian language

and all good so far but if I select English after this it's been looks like this:

All good except the lang-selection attribute. This happen because en localization (and other btw) have no 'lang-selection' attribute.

We could easily add other area's where people can help Mozilla that are not development related. Could the tool be used for those as well?

URL redirects anyway, but please update reference here: http://whatcanidoformozilla.org/#!/progornoprog/teach/null

http://www.whatcanidoformozilla.org/?lang=ar#!/progornoprog/softtest/nightly [repros in all languages]
the broken link is :
https://quality.mozilla.org/docs/firefox/install-a-nightly-browser/

The original document is no longer on QMO, and was not migrated to MDN.
update link with : https://nightly.mozilla.org/

I checked the site with ponycheck.com and I found a potential vulnerability.
Regarding Clickjacking.
There are also little flaws which don't matter much.

But see to the ClickJacking vulnerability.

The results have also been included,
http://ponycheckup.com/result/?url=www.whatcanidoformozilla.org%2F%E2%80%8E

We should add Mozilla Location service into asknot. Instead of '''what is your area of expertise?''' we can rename it to '''I love'''

*Java/Android developer can contribute to Mozilla Stumbler app which is located here: https://github.com/mozilla/MozStumbler/
*Python Developers can work on Mozilla Location website: https://github.com/mozilla/ichnaea/

Need more feedback on this! cc @hannosch @crankycoder @garvankeeley

Select any language that uses default en language words, say Hi-In, now when you switch back to English those span tags having the text in default language stays there.
I tryed

var a=document.getElementsByClassName("extra");for(i=0;i<a.length;i++){ if (a[i].childElementCount>0){a[i].removeChild(a[i].childNodes[1]);}}

in langchange() but result was deadly, they are not restored back on language change, may be i was doing wrong.

File: index.html

Line: 171

<li target="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Auto-tools/New_Contributor">Tools & Automation
          <div class="extra" data-l10n-id="py-tools-extra"></div>
</li>

Validator

& did not start a character reference. 
(& probably should have been escaped as &.)

Though a very minor problem and compatible on major web browsers, it becomes important in the case of browsers (which we shouldn't ignore being good web devs) which would break the parsing. Lenient browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Safari don't have a problem, but we should always consider the fact that there shouldn't be a problem in the webpage design and layout. So a small fix would be.

<li target="https://wiki.mozilla.org/Auto-tools/New_Contributor">Tools &amp; Automation
          <div class="extra" data-l10n-id="py-tools-extra"></div>
</li>

Though HTML5 allows you to leave it unescaped, but only when the data that follows does not look like a valid character reference. However, it's better just to escape all instances of this symbol than worry about which ones should be and which ones don't need to be.

Missing the mobile support, it's possible add?

This kind of breaks the workflow. The buttons change but nothing else does.

For those that may want the entire tree structure of options available to peruse, perhaps adding a small link at the bottom to show all groupings and links to the relevant pages may be helpful. Cheers.

The information for NSS for Perl is redirecting to

http://www.bugzilla.org/contribute/

I believe it should be redirecting to

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/NSS

Also the

perl-bmo-extra = the issue tracker software used by mozilla projects

is misleading since its not an issue tracker but rather a set of libraries. Maybe this could take

perl-bmo-extra = set of libraries designed to support cross-platform development of security-enabled client and server applications

The link to NSS under C is taken to

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Getting_Started_With_NSS

probably this has to have the same link then ?

and

perl-bmo-extra = the network security pieces of Firefox

be similar to that of

c-nss-extra

?

Could someone clarify this, I'd be willing to patch

It seems <div class="group" id="ffqa"> ("Join a Bug Day", "Use Firefox Nightly") doesn't appear on site

Should someone create a read me for the repo so people know more about the project?

"So you enjoy the paradigm of backtrace-driven development? That's cool, everyone gets a bit tired of static typing once in a while. You can work on..."

I was not sure if this was a joke or just bluntly put by a Java lover or someone that has not understood that a compiler is not something that prevents bugs or writing tests :)

A Python developer reading this will probably run away because he won't recognize Python in this description, even if it's a joke

I would change this to something like: "So you enjoy the power of Python, and love to do amazing coding with it, so do we !"

Of course maybe that's just me and all the quotes are meant to be funny, but clicking through all the choices I was not expecting this

Would it be a better idea to reduce the font-size on smaller devices ?

I have a report that no content appears if the browser is set use to Finnish, while the regular content appears if it's changed to used English. @aledovsky, any idea why this would happen?

See the image, this is what happens when visiting the site with noscript. It seems to me like the page is just a load of links to other pages - something than has been a part of HTML since before 1.0, why reinvent it using JS?

Edit: Ignore the theme, I'm actually on Windows 7.

Is it possible to include a custom negative response for a particular choice?
Say just for "C" if I wish to include "No..I'm much more comfortable in Python than C".