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  • Contributing to FirefoxOS Cordova initiative
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    This post will focus on how to get started writing the Firefox OS platform and plugins.
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  • Fxos on RaspberryPi - MozillaWiki
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    We are looking to demonstrate that Firefox OS can be a viable and valuable operating system for Raspberry Pi boards, and for the wide variety of use cases that are being imagined today by the Webmakers of tomorrow
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  • Matchstick
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    MatchStick Firmware Flash Instruction
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  • Matchstick Brings Firefox OS to Your HDTV: Be the First to get a Developer Stick ✩ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
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    The first HDMI streaming stick powered by Firefox OS has arrived. It’s called Matchstick and we’re looking for your help to create apps for this new device.
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  • Flashing Firefox OS on Flame Reference Devices
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    If you have a Flame reference device and wanna try out alternate versions of Firefox OS apart from the stock one, but not willing to build from source, then follow this mini-manual.
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  • Images for your Geeksphone device
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  • Updating and Tweaking your Firefox OS Developer Preview phone/Geeksphone ✩ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
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    In this post we will cover some basic tips on how to keep your phone up to date and how to tweak the system Gaia applications.
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  • My First Firefox OS App hits the Firefox Marketplace
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    In many ways it feels like 1993 all over again, back when we ran Linux 0.93 on IBM PCs and it sort of worked.
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  • Firefox OS for Raspberry Pi: Now Available
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    It has been quite some time since my last post about Firefox OS running on a Raspberry Pi, but the questions didn’t stop to come in “when will it be released”? Well, I’m sorry that it took so long (sometimes finding time is not that easy), but finally, here we are: the sources and build instructions are available!
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  • Danny O’Brien’s Oblomovka » Blog Archive » Virtual subdomains for open webapps
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    One small gotcha is that when you write a webapp, it’s better if you host it on its own individual subdomain (for reasons! Security reasons!).
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  • MWC 2013, Firefox OS, and More Web API Evolution | Brendan Eich
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    The missing APIs must be added to the web platform in order to enable the billions of new mobile users who will be coming online in the next few years to have affordable web-based phones, tablets, and apps. Emerging market consumers and developers generally cannot afford increasingly higher-end, native-app-advantaged smartphones from the two bigs.
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  • The rise and fall of webOS is an epic tale; webOS != Web OS on Dion Almaer's Blog
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    in my heart I long for someone to come along with a true Web runtime that lets developers write to a standards-based multi-vendor platform that no one company owns. Democracy is messy, but the Open Web is worth it. Don’t read one article and think that it can’t be done.
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  • Using WebAPIs to make the web layer more capable ✩ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
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    Part of making both Firefox OS and the web as a platform a stronger layer and alternative for developers, we are working on a number of WebAPIs. I’d like to introduce you them here!
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  • Index of /b2g/latest
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    Nightly builds of dev phone firmware, password protected
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  • lightsofapollo/b2g-scripts · GitHub
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    Boot2Gecko/Gaia Helper Scripts
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  • mozilla-b2g/B2G
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    Boot to Gecko aims to create a complete, standalone operating system for the open web. — Read more
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  • pyx: Getting Started Developing for Firefox OS Screencasts
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    As we are ramping up newer developers to help with the project, we need clear documentation of the development process. The Gaia/Hacking page is the canonical reference for how to do absolutely everything, but it's overwhelming. To help with this, I made a series of 5 screencasts that cover the basics of using b2g desktop nightly builds, remote debugging with b2g desktop, hacking on gaia itself in b2g desktop, flashing a phone with gaia changes, and what to do if Firefox OS asks you to choose from two homescreens or if remote debugging does not show your source for your app.
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  • Past Midnight: Debugging Firefox OS
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    A few months ago, long before the Firefox debugger had shipped, I had tried to see what it would take to get it to debug B2G, or as we call it now, Firefox OS. The hack proved successful and with time it grew into an important debugging target for us. I demoed it at JSConf last April, but at that time a lot of the debugger frontend functionality had not been available in nightlies. As of yesterday, however, nightly builds of Firefox can debug nightly builds of Firefox OS, both in the device and desktop versions. Let me give you a quick rundown of the necessary steps.
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  • Index of /pub/mozilla.org/b2g/nightly/latest-mozilla-central
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    desktop b2g
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  • Gaia/Hacking - MozillaWiki
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  • Mac OS X Build Prerequisites - Developer Guide | MDN
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  • B2G demo, with some code inside and a live demo // by Paul Rouget
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    What is Boot To Gecko:
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  • Boot to Gecko - Josh Carpenter
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    It's official: Mozilla is creating an an Open Web platform for mobile. Built of the web, enabling powerful new functionality, and completely open. It's very exciting stuff!
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