Rewiring the web with Mozilla Add-ons SDK
This event took place on Wednesday 17 November 2010 at 11:30
Laurian Gridinoc Talis
In the first part I will present the motivation behind the Jetpack Prototype, highlight the achievements of the Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge, the reasons behind the Jetpack “Reboot” into Jetpack SDK (Mozilla Add-ons SDK). Then I will demonstrate how to build extensions with the SDK and with the Add-ons Builder; the demo will consist in two applications: a simple interaction with a remote service to illustrate how to create one, and a more complex one that will illustrate what is doable with the SDK. In the end I will discuss MUPPLE and its migration to the new SDK.
This event took place on Wednesday 17 November 2010 at 11:30
In the first part I will present the motivation behind the Jetpack Prototype, highlight the achievements of the Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge, the reasons behind the Jetpack “Reboot” into Jetpack SDK (Mozilla Add-ons SDK). Then I will demonstrate how to build extensions with the SDK and with the Add-ons Builder; the demo will consist in two applications: a simple interaction with a remote service to illustrate how to create one, and a more complex one that will illustrate what is doable with the SDK. In the end I will discuss MUPPLE and its migration to the new SDK.
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