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Just when you thought that web browsers were becoming boring, Mozilla announced that Firefox 52 now supports WebAssembly, which brings greatly enhanced speeds to web apps. Learn more about how this expands the capabilities of […]
Continue reading WebAssembly Comes to Firefox
With just a little imagination, you could easily make yourself a pretty cool mobile app using Open Data Kit.
The Screening Room
Open Data Kit is a free and open source set […]
Continue reading An Introduction to Open Data Kit
While Linux runs the Internet, it’s the free and open source content management platform WordPress that runs most of the websites we visit to stay informed and entertained.
The Screening Room
Open source […]
Continue reading ‘Think WordPress’ Documentary Trailer
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Continue reading System 76 Talks With Ubuntu, WordPress Ups Game and More…
SourceForge says, “With a single click, projects can opt-in to switch their web hosting from HTTP to HTTPS.”
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Continue reading Securing SourceForge With HTTPS
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