This will be primarily a in-person sprint, but online and remote participation is encouraged. This will also be Mozilla Québec first public event!

A bunch of people will also meet at the Node in Bordeaux, France at this occasion.

• Etherpad for notes for this sprint
• Planning pad

Schedule

• Start: 9 February, 9:30am
• End: 9 February, 9pm

Detailed tentative schedule:

• 9:30am - Registration, set-up (30 mins)
• 10:00am - Event start, introduction to Mozilla Québec and Caravan (20 mins)
• 10:20am - Introduction to Mozilla Developer Network by @sheppy (40 mins)
• 11:00am - Hands-on documentation
• Lunch will be served for everyone
• 6:30pm - Status check, awards and raffle included!
• 6:45pm - Wrap up
• Until 9pm - Well-deserved pizzas and drinks for everyone, let's chat and get to know each other!

Topics

Some places to get ideas of things to write about:

That list may be adapted to documentation into French later on.

• MDN documentation wishlist
• Firefox issues with doc impacts
• Add browser compatibility tables to CSS, DOM, and JavaScript reference pages.
• Fill out browser compatibility tables on reference pages where they exist, based on info from caniuse.com and quirksmode.org.
• Pages that need technical review.
• Pages that need editorial review
• David Bruant's TODO list (mostly JS-related stuffs)
• Add live samples to existing articles on CSS, HTML, and JavaScript.
• Make videos showing how to get and build Firefox code.

Suggest a topic, either that you want to work on, or that you'd like to see done by someone.

= Helpful information

• Our list of subject-matter experts.
• Our list of topic drivers. These are people that organize specific areas of our documentation.
• How to add live samples to articles.

Who

If you're planning to participate, please add your name, IRC nickname and/or MDN user name, and what you'd like to work on, below (you need to create an account on this (spam-free) wiki in order to edit it):