“If you don’t understand the language of the Web, you will not understand what the Web is.” – Jess Antonio, 10 We had a lot of fun teaching these kids how to make something good and enjoyable on the Web last week. And by the looks on their faces and …
Mozilla Philippines is kicking off the new year with a mixture of campus tours and Firefox OS App Days this January. The first of these events will be on January 12 at the Pamantasan Ng Cabuyao (PNC) in Laguna with over 450 expected participants from the school’s college of engineering …
Pardon me, I was just playing around with Hackasaurus… The School of Webcraft let me hack something on the web and so I did this I changed all the profile photos of Filipino Mozilla Reps to dinosaur heads. Just for fun… Thanks XRay Goggles! (credits to Clker.com for the cute …
The Summer Code Party might be over but the fun in coding, learning, teaching and sharing continues. The plan was to make the last weekend of September big and special… and so we did: Imagine having thrice the number of participants from the two previous events, holding the #mozparty in …
I’m now on challenge # 3 in School of Webcraft’s Webmaker 101 course. Here students are given the task to select which text editor suits best for their coding needs. You see, I’m a long time Linux user now. I use a lot of free software at home. And although …
The Mozilla Webmaker has launched various projects that educate users how the web works and how they can help contribute to making the web a better place. Through tools like Mozilla Thimble, Popcorn and X-Ray Goggle, kids and adults learn how to Remix their favorite web page (or create their own), …
If you’re ever wandering the web looking to learn new skills, particularly web development, P2PU is one great place to start. Peer 2 Peer University, or simply P2PU, offers numerous programming courses like HTML5, Python, PHP, and Javascript to name a few. Webmaking 101, which is the one I’m working …
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