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Follow @AskMDN on Twitter: Mozilla's experts will answer your Web dev questions

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Hi everyone,

 

I'm Rob, you might not have seen me around much. I'm one of the old-guard here and used to be a moderator, although I gave that up when I started university. I now work for Mozilla as a Technical Evangelist and part of my role involves engaging with Web developers like yourselves.

 

Ask MDN is one-hour Twitter event that happens weekly. It allows any Web developer to submit a question to a panel of experts that are hand picked by Mozilla. Each week we focus on a different topic, the first (next week) being HTML5 gaming and creative JavaScript. Something I'm really interested in.

 

To get involved you just need to follow @AskMDN on Twitter and submit your question for our experts to answer next week.

 

We'll be announcing more on Twitter as plans progress. This is a brand new idea for use, but we're excited to try it out! :)

 

I know how much of a help WDF was when I was active here, and I'm sure that Ask MDN will supplement that help.

 

Perhaps we can talk to Ben about a WDF and Ask MDN link up ;)

 

Rob

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We'll be announcing the exact time and experts today. Who's thinking of submitting a question?

Can you suggest some HTML 5 books (other then your own ;)) that covers the basics? No one wants to play Rawkets with me, but how did you come up with the idea and did you write any tutorials on how you created it?

 

Oh and to answer you question, I doubt I will submit a question as I don't know much about the topic.

 

Thanks, Lee

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