I have been a core contributor to the Mozilla project since 2012 in a number of roles including community building, localisation(L10N) and most recently Quality Assurance. Here, you will find everything I have written about my experience working in these roles.
The Summit The Summit started on Friday and ran for three days. The goal was to get everyone up to speed with what Mozilla has achieved in the recent years,clarify our identity and where we stand and plan for the future. To do the above meant going through a lot of talks, sessions and breakouts …
On Saturday I met up with people interested in joining Mozilla and here’s the post about it: http://mozilla-zimbabwe.org/events_june_15_meetup/
The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) held an Open Day on the 28th of March 2013 to showcase the final year projects that their student’s are working on. I had the privilege of being invited as a speaker at this event. The Open Day had three tracks. The first was for Speakers, the …
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Here’s a link to a post about me from Bonjour Mozilla http://bonjourmozilla.fr/?post/2012/08/29/Bienvenue-Vuyisile-Ndlovu- Thanks to Claire for putting it up, could not have written it better myself.
Web jam 2012 This event was meant to resemble a Summer Code party. Expected attendance was 10 but because of complications the number did not even go up to half of that in the end. Besides the poor attendance, the event went well to be honest. Some friends and I got together and we had …
Saturday the 15th was Software Freedom Day and the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) hosted the Bulawayo event. After 2 months of preparation the day finally arrived. The event was supported by companies such as Linux Professional Institute. Taznet, Free Software and Open Source Foundation for Africa(http://www.fossfa.net/), TELCO, ZIMRA and …