User:Elichak

Prior to this course, I've never been involved with open source projects. This course has opened up my eyes to the Mozilla community and I'm really impressed with the work that the Mozilla community members have done in their spare time. By far, this is one of the most interesting courses I've ever taken at Seneca and I can't express greater gratitude to be given the opportunity to be part of this fascinating project. About Liz Chak Name: Elizabeth Chak IRC Nick: elichak Contact Email: elichak@gmail.com Hotmail Email: elichak@hotmail.com Program: Bachelor Degree of Software Development (Semester 7) Position: Financial Officer of Club Moz Projects Firefox Performance Testing : A Python framework for Windows (Project Leader) Functional Testing (Project Leader) Performance Testing (Project Leader) Calendar Stuff (Project Contributor) Extending the Buildbot (Project Contributor) Mozilla Seneca Wiki Administration (Project Contributor) More.. Assignments Build The Fox Firefox Build Documentation (Assignment 1) Newsgroup Summary Mozilla.dev.tech.xpcom Mozilla Technology Chrome Project Contributions LIST IS STILL IN PROGRESS List is in no particular order Simple Citation Localized the extension to Bahasa Melayu (Malay) Language used widely in Malaysia, Singapore, and other south east Asian countries CSS Guide Completed documentation for CSS Vertical-Align In progress: background-repeat -moz-opacity Delta Debugging Documenting source code Starting off with: svn.pl and makewrapper.pl. - DONE, waiting for Richard Chu's approval Comments about svn.pl For Update subroutine Shouldn't users also be allowed to use BASE, COMMITTED, PREV to update? Currently, subroutine only allows these revision values: HEAD and numbers Currently you allow svn update command to perform even if file is not defined, shouldn't it disallow svn update to perform? Then, files in the Test directory: - IN PROGRESS Test.pm, TestCase.pm, TestSuite.pm, TestResult.pm, and TestRunner.pm XUL Runner Guide Went over the Hello World tutorial, commented it and several ways to improve it: Comments on the tutorial and a several things to improve it Mike Lau made a new tutorial reflecting some of the comments - How to make a Hello World application using XULRunner Looked into automating the task for Wiki to PDF conversion. This task is such a challenge. I've looked into most of the sites that explain about how converting wiki to PDF could be done. Most of the solutions entail embedding php code in the settings file etc. Not the solution that Mike Lau is looking for. Most of the extensions for this task are either broken or for sysadmins, and I was on the verge of giving up looking for an easy solution to this task. Downloaded and installed WikiPDF, a Mediawiki extension. Only for sysadmins. http://sourceforge.net/projects/wikipdf Found this, but it's broken: If you just want to make a PDF file from a Wikipedia article, go to: http://wiki.auf-trag.de/ Rob Campbell recommended this: http://mediawiki.blender.org/index.php/Meta/Wiki_to_PDF Will try this out Dean Woodside also provided some links that I haven't gone over thoroughly, but at a glance, it looks like it's only for sysadmin http://mail.wikipedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-l/2005-April/004456.html http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Alternative_parsers Wiki 2 PDF discussion http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:discussion:exporting_pdf I'm highly interested in taking on the role of getting Wiki 2 PDF working for our wiki. However, this task is impeded by my hectic schedule. I've spoken to Dave Humphrey and will look into this task after exams. Furthermore, we don't have access to zenit. Bug Triage Extension Will be testing this extension on Dec 10 2006 Created a bug for Buggy Bar!! Check it out - The buggy bug! For some reason it wouldn't allow me to upload png files Extending the Buildbot CSS for the Buildbot http://hera.senecac.on.ca:9205 Put together a css file with the right color combinations, alignments, padding, font, etc. Approved by Ben Hearsum after a few attempts at it Club Moz Collaborated with Tom Aratyn, Ben Hearsum, Vanessa Miranda and Philip Vitorino in hosting Hack Day The aim of this event was to provide a common place for students to work on their Open Source projects and also for them to practice the meaning of Open Source Students were also well-fed with junk food!! Read about it: Hack Day! Mozilla Seneca Wiki Administration Took care of this Wiki SVN at a glance Wrote a proper documentation on how to use SVN to put all the commonly used commands for our DPS909 projects in one place. Other Contributions Functional Testing Hosted several functional testing events Test Days, Firefox Performance Testing etc. Calendar Stuff Started on the project and then took over Firefox Performance Testing : A Python framework for Windows Built Thunderbird to find out the problems Eva Or was having because I wasn't helping her much by speculating what the problem was without physically seeing the problem/build It built successfully on my comp with the the files required (.mozconfig, build files etc.) but the same files didn't build for Eva Or. According to her, Clint found out that it was a debugging problem. Looked into the old itip files, wanted to help Eva Or with it but due to time constraints, this is impossible (Not a contribution) Fixed MDC Windows Build Prerequisites documentation The problem when building Firefox for Assignment 1 Created this template which is a cleaner look for the main page Didn't end up using it for the main page Future Work Automating the Wiki to PDF conversion for this wiki Carry on with the Firefox Performance Testing : A Python framework for Windows project Port to other OSes Get higher participation in Club Moz External Links My first almost complete site Elichak Does Blog e-portfolio for cpp700 - a little glitchy - scriptaculousified