Closed bonneyarmstrong closed 8 years ago
Great. Do you know JavaScript? I'll create a wiki page as soon as possible (hopefully tomorrow) to share information about the design decisions and the release process so that you get as much information as possible to help you to get started. If you have any question, feel free to ask. Thanks for your interest.
Yes. I want to learn more and get more hands-on with Firefox plug-in development; thought this would be a good way to get my feet wet.
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Great. Do you know JavaScript? I'll create a wiki page as soon as possible (hopefully tomorrow) to share information about the design decisions and the release process so that you get as much information as possible to help you to get started. If you have any question, feel free to ask. Thanks for your interest.
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Hi. I made this wiki page to provide you all information you need about the design decisions and process of this add-on.
Please read this page first.
If you are still interested, I'll add you as a contributor.
Then, you could start with this little issue.
Thanks again for your interest.
I'll stick around too and try to contribute, but for now just off the books, using diffs/pull requests/etc.
Thanks @TheRealMarnes. Pull requests would be fine.
Actually, I suppose just sign me up as contributor. I don't know when I'll be able to work on things but I am getting interested in it, starting with applying mozilla's preferred code style (arrow functions, consts, etc)
I added you as a contributor on this Github project.
If you wish I could add you as an author on AMO so that you can upload new versions. For this, you will need to send me the email you used to sign up on AMO (you can send it by mail if you prefer).
That would be marnick.leau@gmail.com :) Thanks
I added you as an author on AMO. Thanks for your interest.
Thank you to everyone volunteering to help keep this project alive and strong!
I'll continue to report any bugs I find. Due to the great coding, there have been very few! :)
Would be willing to help with maintenance if needed.