Farewell, Firefox Hello, welcome WebRTC

Il supporto a Firefox Hello verrà abbandonato in Firefox 49

La funzione Firefox Hello è stata abbandonata ed eliminata da Firefox a partire dalla versione 49 del programma. Ciò è avvenuto automaticamente dopo aver aggiornato Firefox, senza la necessità di eseguire altre operazioni.

Di seguito sono indicate alcune alternative a Hello che è possibile utilizzare:

  • Talky: consente le chiamate video e la condivisione dello schermo utilizzando WebRTC.
  • Jitsi Meet: consente le chiamate video di gruppo e la condivisione dello schermo utilizzando WebRTC.

Now we don’t need Skype anymore!

Bruno Lowagie

Bruno lowagie was born in Ypres (Belgium) in the year 1970. He graduated as a civil architectural engineer in 1995 (Gent University). Bruno is the original developer of iText, the author of several books about iText, the CTO of the iText Group, and the CSO of Thinkfree.

Sorgente: Bruno Lowagie’s Online Gazette

His experience looks interesting. I’m a civil engineer, too….

rollup.js

rollup.js

the next-generation JavaScript module bundler

What is this?

Rollup is a next-generation JavaScript module bundler. Author your app or library using ES2015 modules, then efficiently bundle them up into a single file for use in browsers and Node.js – even if you use advanced features like bindings and cycles.

So, like Browserify?

Yes, except that the resulting bundle is always smaller than the Browserify or Webpack equivalent, because ES2015 modules are inherently more efficient than CommonJS modules. You can even eliminate unused library code with tree-shaking.