An Open Web App Store could revolutionize the booming app business, or it could be a crushing failure – due to no fault of its own. A post this week on the Mozilla blog details what the foundation ...

Earlier this month Mozilla laid out a roadmap for its Firefox browser over the course of 2012, and on Wednesday it made good on one key piece of those plans. Specifically, the nonprofit announced that ...

At the recent Black Hat security show in Las Vegas, SaaS vulnerability management company Qualys announced a new open source security tool called Blind Elephant. The tool is open source and is used to ...

Mozilla has released more details about its soon-to-arrive Open Web Applications platform. There are two key components: a directory where users can browse available web apps, and a new dashboard that ...

Let the OSS Enterprise newsletter guide your open source journey! Sign up here. The burgeoning no-code / low-code movement is showing little sign of slowing down. There are countless new products and ...

On Tuesday, Mozilla announced its "="" technology"=""> for finding, managing, and distributing Web apps. "The open Web is a great platform for rich applications. It would be even better if it had ...

While there are differing perspectives on the degree to which no-code and low-code development tools could eventually supplant human software developers, it’s clear that any software that takes care ...

Here’s an interesting thought: Think of the apps you have downloaded on your laptop vis-à-vis the apps on your phone: You will possibly have four or five messaging apps and possibly one “productivity” ...

Writing at The Verge following the release of The Iconfactory’s new app Tapestry, David Pierce perfectly encapsulates how I feel about the idea of “timeline apps” (a name that I’m totally going to ...