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• What Mozilla Hacks is

  With the Mozilla moniker, many people believe that the Hacks blog is only about Mozilla products or news. Therefore, I wanted to take the chance to enlighten you and also invite you to be a part of creating content here. What we cover here The goal and objective of Mozilla ...

  Posted April 23, 2014 by Robert Nyman [Editor]

• Firefox OS App Workshop Prague

  Back in March, Mozilla tech evangelist Frédéric Harper visited Prague in the Czech Republic and gave a talk at the local Prague Javascript meetup. His presentation, Empower Mobile Web Developers With JavaScript and WebAPI introduced a roomful of Czech JavaScripters to Firefox OS, Open Web Apps, and our recent integration ...

  Posted April 21, 2014 by Havi Hoffman

• HTML out of the Browser

  Amongst my friends, I’m known as something of a Star Wars nerd. My longtime nick has been cfjedimaster (a combination of two passions, the other being ColdFusion), I work in a room packed to the gills with Star Wars toys, and I’ve actually gotten inked up twice now with Star ...

  Posted April 17, 2014 by Raymond Camden

• Powerful tools for developing Web Apps

  In the recent years, web development changed drastically. The emergence of the mobile web and the new form factor of smart phones created the demand for different solutions than the former desktop-only web. Since then a lot of frameworks and tools have been created, with new ones being added almost ...

  Posted April 15, 2014 by Frederic Wenzel

• Introducing PredictionIO

  PredictionIO is an open source machine learning server for software developers to create predictive features, such as personalization, recommendation and content discovery. Building a production-grade engine to predict users’ preferences and personalize content for them used to be time-consuming. Not anymore with PredictionIO’s latest v0.7 release. We are going to ...

  Posted April 10, 2014 by Donald Szeto