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* [http://books.mozdev.org/ Creating Applications With Mozilla] O'Reilly's reference - released at about same time as Seamonkey (the Mozilla suite) 1.0 and avaliable online as a collection of HTML files.
* [http://books.mozdev.org/ Creating Applications With Mozilla] O'Reilly's reference - released at about same time as Seamonkey (the Mozilla suite) 1.0 and avaliable online as a collection of HTML files.
* Rapid Application Development With Mozilla. Avaliable as [http://www.informit.com/title/0131423436# a set of compressed PDF files] and [http://mb.eschew.org/ online as a collection of XHTML files]. More up to date and more detailed than the O'Reilly offering.
* Rapid Application Development With Mozilla. Avaliable as [http://www.informit.com/title/0131423436# a set of compressed PDF files] and [http://mb.eschew.org/ online as a collection of XHTML files]. More up to date and more detailed than the O'Reilly offering.
* mozdev.org has a [http://www.mozdev.org/community/books.html list of Mozilla and Firefox-related books].


==Others==
==Others==

Revision as of 01:39, 5 June 2005

Websites that are useful for Mozilla development.

XUL

XML User Interface Language, widely used in Mozilla to specify user interfaces in a platform-independent way

XBL

Extensible Binding Language

JavaScript

An interpreted language, used for scripting UI in Mozilla

DOM

Document Object Model, an interface that allows scripts to dynamically access and update the content, structure and style of (HTML/XML) documents

XPCOM / XPConnect

Cross-platform Component Object Model and A bridge to XPCOM components for JavaScript


CSS

Cascading Style Sheets

RDF

Resource Definition Framework

Books

A bound publication of 49 or more pages that is not a magazine or periodical.

Others

Various useful links