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James Socol is moving on from Mozilla. It took me a week or so to digest what this means to me. Today I’m sitting here, in what would have been our weekly 1:1, writing this post because: I’m not letting James leave without a proper tribute I’ll miss working with him (a lot) He is…

James Socol is moving on from Mozilla. It took me a week or so to digest what this means to me. Today I’m sitting here, in what would have been our weekly 1:1, writing this post because: I’m not letting James leave without a proper tribute I’ll miss working with him (a lot) He is…

James Socol is moving on from Mozilla. It took me a week or so to digest what this means to me. Today I’m sitting here, in what would have been our weekly 1:1, writing this post because: I’m not letting … Continue reading →

James Socol is moving on from Mozilla. It took me a week or so to digest what this means to me. Today I’m sitting here, in what would have been our weekly 1:1, writing this post because: I’m not letting James leave without a proper tribute I’ll miss working with him (a lot) He is…

We use Graphite to see how the Firefox Marketplace and Add-ons sites are doing. But the sheer volume of traffic to Add-ons always gives some interesting graphs. A while back we were switching between different clusters for add-on version check as the hardware behind it changed. As we switched clusters, we also switched from a [...]

We use Graphite to see how the Firefox Marketplace and Add-ons sites are doing. But the sheer volume of traffic to Add-ons always gives some interesting graphs. A while back we were switching between different clusters for add-on version check … Continue reading

We use Graphite to see how the Firefox Marketplace and Add-ons sites are doing. But the sheer volume of traffic to Add-ons always gives some interesting graphs. A while back we were switching between different clusters for add-on version check … ... [More] Continue reading The post Things I learned from looking at graphs appeared first on Mozilla Web Development. [Less]

We use Graphite to see how the Firefox Marketplace and Add-ons sites are doing. But the sheer volume of traffic to Add-ons always gives some interesting graphs. A while back we were switching between different clusters for add-on version check … Continue reading

I’m a bit worried about energy. There’s a karmic quality to what’s going on around us, and I want folks to think about it. Conan, in his farewell off of NBC, said: “All I ask of you, especially young people…is one thing. Please don’t be cynical. I hate cynicism — it’s my least favorite quality…

I’m a bit worried about energy. There’s a karmic quality to what’s going on around us, and I want folks to think about it. Conan, in his farewell off of NBC, said: “All I ask of you, especially young people…is … Continue reading →