| Documentation topics |
- Introduction to Web development
- A guide to learning how to develop for the Web.
- HTML
- HyperText Markup Language is the basic language for creating web pages and other documents displayed in a browser.
- JavaScript
- JavaScript is the most commonly used scripting language for developing web applications; it's also used in the development of Mozilla-based software.
- CSS
- Cascading Style Sheets make it possible to do advanced layout and page design on the Web.
- AJAX
- Asynchronous JavaScript and XML isn't so much a technology as a combination of technologies; using JavaScript and other modern web technologies together to create dynamic web applications.
| - Web standards
- Learn how to make your Web site or application reach the largest number of users through compatibility with the open Web.
- DOM
- The Document Object Model is an API for HTML and XML documents, providing a structural representation of the document that you can modify in order to alter its visual presentation.
- XHTML
- Extensible HyperText Markup Language is an XML-based HTML-like language that offers a stricter syntax than HTML.
- SVG
- Scalable Vector Graphics is an XML markup language for describing 2D vector graphics.
- Mozilla Web developer FAQ
Frequently asked questions from Web developers. With answers!
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| Add-ons topics |
- Submitting an add-on to AMO
- Provides helpful information for add-on developers to help them properly package and deliver their add-ons. This includes information about addons.mozilla.org, Mozilla's add-on distribution web site.
- Extensions
- Extensions add new functionality to Mozilla applications such as Firefox, SeaMonkey and Thunderbird. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature.
- Plug-ins
- Information about how to create plug-ins, which are binary components that let Mozilla based software display content they can't handle natively.
- Jetpack
- Browser extension development for everyone. Jetpack developers only need to know the tools of the modern web: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Web_Development
