DevCon Summit 2014 #DevelopersUnitePH: Mozilla Philipppines Community by Bob Reyes

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The document announces the DevCon Summit 2014 event hosted by Mozilla Philippines on November 29, 2014. It provides information about Mozilla's mission to promote openness, innovation and opportunity on the web. It also discusses Mozilla's presence in the Philippines, including their community of volunteers called MozillaPH and their Firefox Student Ambassadors program. Areas for community contribution to Mozilla's goals are listed, and Firefox Mobile, Firefox OS, and the Cherry Mobile Ace are highlighted.

Technology

DevCon Summit
2014!
#MozillaPH #FirefoxPH!
29 Nov 2014

About Me …
• Aviation Professional since Nov 1998
• Mozilla Rep (ReMo) since Jun 2011
• Educator, Pianist, Photographer, "
Hobby Blogger, Gadgeteer & 101% Pinoy
• Dad of Robyn Andi Xeon & Bea Gaia Haswell
• Firefox user SINCE VERSION 1!

Mozilla’s Mission
To promote "
openness, "
innovation & "
opportunity "
on the Web.

Mozilla in the Philippines
• No Mozilla employee based in the Philippines (yet).
• The Mozilla Philippines Community (MozillaPH) is
composed of volunteers: students & professionals
since Sep 2009.
• There are 10 Mozilla Representative (ReMo) in the
country as of date.
• Currently accepting applications for "
Firefox Student Ambassadors (FSA)."
http://fsa.mozillaphilippines.org

Firefox Student Ambassadors
(FSA)
Represent Mozilla in your Campus.
Represent your Campus to Mozilla.

Firefox Student Ambassadors
http://fsa.mozillaphilippines.org

Wanted:
thinkers, builders,
educators & hackers.

Areas of Contribution
ü Helping Users
(Support)
ü Testing & QA
ü Coding
ü Marketing
ü Translation &
Localization
ü Web Development
ü Firefox Marketplace
ü Add-ons
ü Visual Design
ü Documentation &
Writing
ü Education
http://join.mozillaph.org

Firefox Developer Edition + Cherry Mobile Ace

#MozillaPH Social Media
http://mozillaph.org/facebook
http://mozillaph.org/twitter
http://mozillaph.org/flickr

Thank you!!
!
Maraming salamat po!!
!
http://www.mozillaph.org

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DevCon Summit 2014 #DevelopersUnitePH: Mozilla Philipppines Community by Bob Reyes

1. DevCon Summit 2014! #MozillaPH #FirefoxPH! 29 Nov 2014

2. About Me … • Aviation Professional since Nov 1998 • Mozilla Rep (ReMo) since Jun 2011 • Educator, Pianist, Photographer, " Hobby Blogger, Gadgeteer & 101% Pinoy • Dad of Robyn Andi Xeon & Bea Gaia Haswell • Firefox user SINCE VERSION 1!

4. Mozilla’s Mission To promote " openness, " innovation & " opportunity " on the Web.

5. Mozilla in the Philippines • No Mozilla employee based in the Philippines (yet). • The Mozilla Philippines Community (MozillaPH) is composed of volunteers: students & professionals since Sep 2009. • There are 10 Mozilla Representative (ReMo) in the country as of date. • Currently accepting applications for " Firefox Student Ambassadors (FSA)." http://fsa.mozillaphilippines.org

6. Firefox Student Ambassadors (FSA) Represent Mozilla in your Campus. Represent your Campus to Mozilla.

7. Firefox Student Ambassadors http://fsa.mozillaphilippines.org

8. Wanted: thinkers, builders, educators & hackers.

9. Areas of Contribution ü Helping Users (Support) ü Testing & QA ü Coding ü Marketing ü Translation & Localization ü Web Development ü Firefox Marketplace ü Add-ons ü Visual Design ü Documentation & Writing ü Education http://join.mozillaph.org

10. Firefox Mobile

11. Mozilla & Online Privacy

12. Firefox OS

13. Firefox OS

14. Cherry Mobile Ace (Firefox OS)

15. Start creating apps now!

16. Start creating apps now!

17. Firefox Developer Edition + Cherry Mobile Ace

18. Community Space Manila

19. http://www.mozspacemnl.org

20. #MozillaPH Social Media http://mozillaph.org/facebook http://mozillaph.org/twitter http://mozillaph.org/flickr

21. Thank you!! ! Maraming salamat po!! ! http://www.mozillaph.org

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