Tag Archives: John Lilly

WordCamp SF Here I Come!

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Lloyd

Only two more weeks until WordCamp San Francisco 2009. I can’t wait!
This is the original WordCamp. Every year has been fantastic! There is no other event that brings so many of WordPress’s elite together.
They’re friendly people to boot! Thankfully, the … Continue reading →

Posted in WordPress | Also tagged Andy Peatling, Ann Oyama, barcamp, Chris Pirillo, Conference, Dave Gray, Dave Moyer, Douglas Hanna, Event, Matt Cutts, Matt Mullenweg, Open Source, Open Space methodology, Philip Greenspun, Scott Porad, Steve Souders, Tara Hunt, The 4-Hour Workweek, The Whuffie Factor, Tim Ferriss, unconference, WordCamp, WordPress, WordPress Community, WordPress Designers, WordPress Developers, WordPress Plugin Developers, WordPress Themers | 5 Comments

Google Chrome’s Greatest Challenge? Open Source Development and Support of a Consumer Desktop Product

Posted on September 3, 2008 by Lloyd

I’ve seen a lot of fantastic articles about what Google’s beta web browser Chrome is and isn’t, will and won’t be.
My good friend Chris Messina wrote a very interesting article, which in many ways comes down to a large, influential … Continue reading →

Posted in Web | Also tagged Apple Safari, Ben Goodger, Blake Ross, Chris Messina, Consumer Software, Dave Hyatt, Firefox, Flock, Google Chrome, Joe Hewitt, Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla, software support, Songbird, Web Browsers | 10 Comments

Zbigniew Braniecki joins Mozilla Corp!

Posted on February 21, 2008 by Lloyd

My friend Zbigniew Braniecki, long time Mozilla participant, has left Flock and is now employed by Mozilla. I was waiting for him to publicly share this news and now he has with “Joining Mozilla!“.
My first project is to help Mozilla … Continue reading →

Posted in Firefox, Flock, Mozilla | Also tagged Axel Hecht, Bugzilla, Chris Messina, Clayton Stark, David Ascher, Evangelism, Flock, FOSDEM, Gandalf, Internalization and Localization, Jane Finette, MoCo, Mozilla, Mozilla Europe, My World, Open Projects, Open Source, Pascal Chevrel, Paul Kim, Seth Bindernagel, Sociology, Tristan Nitot, Zbiggy, Zbigniew Braniecki | 2 Comments