Whether you're an old hand or just getting started, articles you can find starting from this page will help you while you're working on Mozilla development.
First time?
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Getting Started
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A step-by-step beginner's guide to getting involved with Mozilla.
Documentation topics
Obsolete Build Caveats and Tips
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Working with Mozilla Source Code
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A code overview, how to get the code, and the coding style guide.
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Build Instructions
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How to build Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, or other Mozilla applications.
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Development process overview
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An overview of the entire Mozilla development process.
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Managing multiple profiles
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When working with prerelease versions of Firefox, it's often helpful to have multiple Firefox profiles, such as one for each channel, or for different kinds of testing.
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Automated Testing
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How to run Mozilla's automated tests, and how to write new tests.
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How to submit a patch
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After getting your patch written, you need to get it checked into the tree. This article explains the review process and how to get your patch approved.
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Getting documentation updated
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How to ensure that documentation is kept up to date as you develop.
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Mozilla modules and module ownership
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This article provides information about Mozilla's modules, what the role of a module owner is, and how module owners are selected.
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Code snippets
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Useful code samples for a wide variety of things you might need to figure out how to do.
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Mozilla development strategies
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Tips for how to make the most of your time working on the Mozilla project.
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Debugging
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Find helpful tips and guides for debugging Mozilla code.
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Performance
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Performance guides and utilities to help you make your code perform well (and to play nicely with others).
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The Mozilla platform
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Information about the workings of the Mozilla platform.
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Adding APIs to the navigator object
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How to augment the
window.navigator object with additional APIs.
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Interface Compatibility
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Guidelines for modifying scriptable and binary APIs in Mozilla.
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Customizing Firefox
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Information about creating customized versions of Firefox.
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Virtual ARM Linux environment
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How to set up an ARM emulator running Linux for testing ARM-specific, but not necessarily platform-specific, code. Useful for mobile developers.
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Obsolete Build Caveats and Tips
- A place to put build tips which are no longer relevant to building the latest version of the code from main but are relevant when building old codebases.
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Bugzilla
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The Bugzilla database used to track issues for Mozilla projects.
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MXR
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Browse and search the Mozilla source code repository on the Web.
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Bonsai
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The Bonsai tool lets you find out who changed what file in the repository, and when they did it.
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Mercurial
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The distributed version-control system used to manage Mozilla's source code.
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Tinderbox
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Tinderbox shows the status of the tree (whether or not it currently builds successfully). Check this before checking in and out, to be sure you're working with a working tree.
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Crash tracking
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Information about the Socorro and Talkback crash reporting systems.
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Performance tracking
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See performance information for Mozilla projects.
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Callgraph
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A tool to help perform static analysis of the Mozilla code by generating callgraphs automatically.
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Developer forums
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A topic-specific list of discussion forums where you can talk about Mozilla development issues.
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Mozilla Platform Development Cheat Sheet
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Brian Bondy's list of frequently referenced information for platform developers.
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