Bedrock Alternatives

Reviews and mentions

• Contributing to Mozilla
  dev.to | 2021-10-26

  A recent Hacktoberfest contribution I made came from finding this issue while browsing the Mozilla Github page. Bedrock is the repo for the mozilla.org website and Mozilla provides very good documentation to get started. Thanks to Docker I was able to install and run bedrock with no issues in just one command.

• Lockwise is being phased out
  reddit.com/r/firefox | 2021-10-14
• Can someone explain to me what is Cross-Origin Resource Sharing(CORS) in the most simplest terms?
  reddit.com/r/learnjavascript | 2021-10-02

  Two URLs have a different origin if any of those things are different. So https://developer.mozilla.org and https://www.mozilla.org do not have the same origin- while the scheme and the port are the same, and they share the mozilla.org domain name, they have different subdomains so the full hostname is different.

• FireFox Password Display
  reddit.com/r/firefox | 2021-09-30
• Mozilla.org should add a "Donate" link to the top of their homepage. That would help increase revenues.
  reddit.com/r/firefox | 2021-09-17
• Essential Programs? I'm finding best programs to install on my laptop!
  reddit.com/r/software | 2021-09-13

  Mozilla Firefox (portable) - web browser (tabs, extensions, bookmarks, zoom, incognito, PIP...)

• How did I land my Outreachy internship with Mozilla
  dev.to | 2021-08-16

  Well if you have made it to the contribution phase then pat your back as it was not a easy process. Now comes the contribution phase. This is a month long period of getting your hands dirty with the codebase of the project you selected. Participants need to make atleast one contribution to the project of their choice to make the final proposal. Also do make sure that you don't wait until the deadline to submit your proposal as you have the option to make edits to your proposal even after you submit it. The organizations participating in the cohort start posting their projects on the website from the day initial application phase opens up but typically the list gets finalized on the day contribution phase starts. So while it is highly recommended to start making your contributions early, it is equally risky since there are chances the organization changes the project at the very last minute or they might not have enough slots in the current cohort. So if you're starting early, it is highly recommended that you atleast pick 2 projects and contribute to them. In my case, I did not wait for the list to be finalized and picked one project under Firefox and another under CNCF, though my preference was more towards Firefox because of my familiarity with the tech stack. Luckily both the projects got selected to participate in the cohort. There are also some other things to keep in mind while contributing during this phase which I have mentioned in the doc.

• JSON and scehama validator libraries for Node
  dev.to | 2021-07-22
• Incorrect information on Mozilla's website
  reddit.com/r/firefox | 2021-07-05

  f8a387b should fix this.

  reddit.com/r/firefox | 2021-07-05

  Ya, looks like we're behind on updating this page, last update was from January. Feel free to submit a pull request with updates