Dan Mills, Lead Engineer of Mozilla Labs’ Weave sat down with me for a brief chat. In it he talks about what Weave is, what it’s good for, how it ties in with Firefox Mobile, when it will be in users hands, and what you can do to help.
Dan Mills on Mozilla Weave

Want to know how to write a Ubiquity command, but don’t know how yet? Jono DiCarlo has a wonderful and in-depth tutorial on exactly how to do it. If you know just a little bit of Javascript, this will bring you from knowing nothing at all about Ubiquity development, to being able to create useful [...]

It’s time to start improving the built-in Ubiquity commands! Since the launch of Ubiquity last August, huge improvements have been made. But most of these new changes haven’t improved the commands in any way. Aside from a few bug fixes, the “wikipedia” command, the “twitter” command and others are still the same as they were [...]

One of the neater features of Ubiquity is it’s ability to understand pronouns in a natural and contextual way. For example you can write the command
email That’s brilliant! to him
and if you’ve got the name “Jono” selected, Ubiquity understand that “him” means Jono, and thus to look up his email address. Thus we get “email [...]

Last Tuesday, the community working on Ubiquity was five people. Half of us had never met face-to-face, we spanned three continents, and had written a couple dozen commands. Today, our community is thousands strong with contributes in every time zone. Innovation is pouring in from all directions—we’ve had thousands of commands written for Ubiquity; commands [...]