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|pagetitle=Popcorn.js | |pagetitle=Popcorn.js | ||
|owner=David Humphrey, | |owner= Brett Gaylor, David Humphrey, Scott Downe, Rick Waldron | ||
|updated= | |updated=May 14, 2012 | ||
|description=Mozilla's HTML5 media framework | |description=Mozilla's HTML5 media framework | ||
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== About this project == | == About this project == | ||
Popcorn.js is an event framework for HTML5 media. Popcorn.js utilizes the native HTMLMediaElement properties, methods and events, normalizes them into an easy to learn API, and provides a plugin system for community contributed interactions. | Popcorn.js is an event framework for HTML5 media. Popcorn.js utilizes the native HTMLMediaElement properties, methods and events, normalizes them into an easy to learn API, and provides a plugin system for community contributed interactions. | ||
== Roadmap == | |||
For a current list of bugs/tickets, visit https://webmademovies.lighthouseapp.com/projects/63272-popcorn-js/overview | |||
== Get involved now <br> == | == Get involved now <br> == | ||
We | Popcorn is an active project with many contributors, and enjoys wide usage. Help us make it better! | ||
* Build things using Popcorn.js. We've already seen some amazing early adopters grab popcorn and create rich media experiences on the web. We have some of them listed here: http://popcornjs.org/demos, and we need more. Every time someone builds something cool with popcorn, new people find out about it, ideas for new plugins/features are generated, and popcorn spreads. | |||
* Blog and tweet about it. | |||
* Get involved with our effort to write end-user documentation, HOWTOs, tutorials, etc. | |||
* Write plugins. Every time someone makes popcorn do something new via a plugin, we learn more about the APIs and edge cases in the core. | |||
* Help us test! Every time we do a release, we spend days testing on various platforms, browsers, and devices. We could use your help, and the dates above give you a sense of when this will happen. Join irc.mozilla.org/popcorn, or send me a mail if you want to be part of the testing team. | |||
We | We use [https://webmademovies.lighthouseapp.com/projects/63272-popcorn-js/overview Lighthouse] for bug tracking. Sign up for an account to file a bug, or even better, fix one! | ||
We have an active developer community on IRC at irc.mozilla.org/popcorn. Come say hello! | |||
The current popcornjs code is available on [http://github.com/mozilla/popcorn-js Github]. | |||
We also have a [ https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/community-popcorn mailing list], which currently hosts all discussion around Popcorn. | |||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
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IRC: irc.mozilla.org #popcorn | IRC: irc.mozilla.org #popcorn | ||
== | == Module Owners == | ||
Popcorn is governed by [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Modules Mozilla's module ownership system]. In the rare case of disagreement, module owners make decisions in the interest of the project. | |||
Brett Gaylor is currently the module owner of Popcorn.js, with David Humphrey, Scott Downe, and Rick Waldron acting as peers. | |||
[https://wiki.mozilla.org/Modules/All#Popcorn.js See the module ownership page for Popcorn]. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:35, 14 May 2012
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Popcorn.js | |
| Owner: Brett Gaylor, David Humphrey, Scott Downe, Rick Waldron | Updated: 2012-05-14 | |
| Mozilla's HTML5 media framework | ||
About this project
Popcorn.js is an event framework for HTML5 media. Popcorn.js utilizes the native HTMLMediaElement properties, methods and events, normalizes them into an easy to learn API, and provides a plugin system for community contributed interactions.
Roadmap
For a current list of bugs/tickets, visit https://webmademovies.lighthouseapp.com/projects/63272-popcorn-js/overview
Get involved now
Popcorn is an active project with many contributors, and enjoys wide usage. Help us make it better!
- Build things using Popcorn.js. We've already seen some amazing early adopters grab popcorn and create rich media experiences on the web. We have some of them listed here: http://popcornjs.org/demos, and we need more. Every time someone builds something cool with popcorn, new people find out about it, ideas for new plugins/features are generated, and popcorn spreads.
- Blog and tweet about it.
- Get involved with our effort to write end-user documentation, HOWTOs, tutorials, etc.
- Write plugins. Every time someone makes popcorn do something new via a plugin, we learn more about the APIs and edge cases in the core.
- Help us test! Every time we do a release, we spend days testing on various platforms, browsers, and devices. We could use your help, and the dates above give you a sense of when this will happen. Join irc.mozilla.org/popcorn, or send me a mail if you want to be part of the testing team.
We use Lighthouse for bug tracking. Sign up for an account to file a bug, or even better, fix one!
We have an active developer community on IRC at irc.mozilla.org/popcorn. Come say hello!
The current popcornjs code is available on Github.
We also have a [ https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/community-popcorn mailing list], which currently hosts all discussion around Popcorn.
Links
Website
Documentation
Demos
Twitter
Bug Tracker
Github
IRC: irc.mozilla.org #popcorn
Module Owners
Popcorn is governed by Mozilla's module ownership system. In the rare case of disagreement, module owners make decisions in the interest of the project.
Brett Gaylor is currently the module owner of Popcorn.js, with David Humphrey, Scott Downe, and Rick Waldron acting as peers.