Blazingly fast performance, prevention of nearly all segfaults and low-level control and performance without sacrificing safety or abstractions – these are the promises made by the 1.0 release of Rust. And that’s just the start.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome WebAssembly – a major new project housing a portable bytecode that claims to be super speedy for browsers and provides a more efficient target for compilers than JavaScript.
A commitment to stability has helped churn out Rust 1.0, with claims of blazingly fast performance, prevention of nearly all segfaults and guaranteed thread safety. Being open source and now also openly governed is the icing on the cake.
The beginning of the Rust 1.0 release cycle is upon us – queue the promise of stability and hassle-free upgrades.
Mozilla hopes to release Firefox OS as a Raspberry Pi operating system for robotics and media players.
Following ill-judged block that annoyed everyone from SMEs to the nation of Denmark, Firefox has reinstated Java.
Following ill-judged block that annoyed everyone from SMEs to the nation of Denmark, Firefox has reinstated Java.
The browser testing specialists have enterprise environments in their sights with their newest management console
From March’s JAX Magazine, former Eclipse BIRT evangelist Jason Weathersby guides us through some of the major features within the business intelligence reporting toolkit
Initial batch of developer preview handsets for Mozillas web-centric operating system sell out within hours.
Browser devs show off the power of WebRTC, a Skype-killing new standard, in a cross-browser video call.
Version 1.0 of Mozillas web-centric smartphone OS will go GA in two weeks, say Mozilla reps in Las Vegas.
A month on from its initial arrival, Eclipse Magazins Diana Kupfer sat down with project lead Ken Walker to discuss its impact and the next moves for Eclipse Orion
A new OpenJDK project encouraged by Oracle and AMD seeks to grasp GPU power from Java through hardware, in light of the emerging smartphone and tablet market. Too little too late?
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