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• The Missing SDK For Hybrid App Development

  Hybrid vs. native: The debate has gone on, and will go on, for ages. Each form of app development has its pros and cons, and an examination of the key differences between the two methods reveals that a flat correlation is like comparing apples to oranges. Many hybrid app developers ...

  Publié le October 1, 2014 par Adam Bradley

• Matchstick Brings Firefox OS to Your HDTV: Be the First to get a Developer Stick

  The first HDMI streaming stick powered by Firefox OS has arrived. It’s called Matchstick and we’re looking for your help to create apps for this new device. Background Matchstick stems from a group of coders that spent way too much time mired in the guts of platforms such as Boot ...

  Publié le September 30, 2014 par Shawn Bow

• Generational Garbage Collection in Firefox

  Generational garbage collection (GGC) has now been enabled in the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine in Firefox 32. GGC is a performance optimization only, and should have no observable effects on script behavior. So what is it? What does it do? GGC is a way for the JavaScript engine to collect short-lived ...

  Publié le September 25, 2014 par Steve Fink

• Low price smartphones – memory management and optimization on Firefox OS

  We know how to generate memory a footprint to debug memory leaks and to prevent abusing memory resources. Now, we would like to introduce the memory management and optimizations under the limited memory resources on Firefox OS. How to get more memory on Firefox OS? There are three types of ...

  Publié le September 19, 2014 par Danny Liang

• Introducing fxpay for in-app payments

  A while ago Mozilla announced navigator.mozPay() for accepting payments on Firefox OS. This was our first step toward helping developers do commerce on the web. It solved the problem of processing payments but what about the rest? Today we’re announcing an early peak at fxpay, a library for the rest ...

  Publié le September 17, 2014 par Kumar McMillan