Everyone would love to hear about what you're working on, and if you need help, or want opinions or suggestions, posting to one of the Mozilla newsgroups is a great way to get it. You may find someone with the same wish, or someone already doing work that you can help with. There are many, many interfaces, and even more functions and data members for you to work with. You can also write your own compiled modules and access them from script. XUL is an XML derived language, similar to HTML, which allows you to define flexible user interfaces.
Localisation is a very important part of creating applications.
By placing all of your text strings into separate DTD and .properties files, you allow others to translate your work into another language easily. By working with Mozilla's UI now you are working with a set of emerging technologies, some of which may shape the web and application development in years to come. Newsgroups See the mozilla.org Community page for a full list of Newsgroups. The Mozilla Organization. Last modified September 25, 1999.