Chromium and Firefox have different architectural designs. Chromium follows a multi-process model with a browser kernel managing separate renderer and plugin processes, allowing crashes in one tab/plugin to be isolated. Firefox traditionally used a single process model but is working on a multi-process model. The multi-process approach enhances stability in Chromium but uses more resources, while Firefox uses fewer resources but vulnerabilities could previously affect the whole browser. Both browsers use extension and plugin systems but Chromium sandboxes plugins for added security.
The document compares the architectures and features of the Firefox and Chromium web browsers. It outlines their reference architectures, functional requirements like user interfaces, media playback, and downloads management. It also discusses their non-functional requirements including security, performance, and extensibility. Finally, it provides a high-level comparison of their architectures and a deeper look at differences in their security models.
The document discusses the main components of a web browser, including the user interface, browser engine, rendering engine, networking, JavaScript interpreter, UI backend, and data storage. It provides details on how different browsers use different rendering engines, such as Gecko, WebKit, Blink, and Trident. The rendering engine is responsible for parsing HTML and CSS to construct the DOM and render tree before layout, painting and displaying the web page.
WebEngine is a framework for building RESTful web applications on the Nuxeo platform using JAX-RS. It provides an object model with web modules, objects, and adapters to expose Java objects as web resources. Templates are used to generate client responses and Groovy scripting is supported throughout the framework. The goal is rapid development of content-oriented web applications and services.
Orion is a set of browser-based components that provide an extensible development platform for editing, navigating, searching, and working with source code management for web developers. The Orion server exposes REST APIs for file system, search, Git, and other services. The Orion client is written in HTML/JavaScript and runs in the browser, focusing on tasks for exploring and leveraging cross-site workflows. Orion uses a plugin architecture where plugins can be installed from any web server to extend Orion's capabilities.
This document provides an introduction and overview of HTML5. It discusses the new features and elements in HTML5, including video/audio, canvas, drag and drop, geolocation, web storage, web workers, and new form elements. It also covers browser support for various HTML5 features and provides examples of how to implement many of the new technologies.
The document compares the architectures and features of the Firefox and Chromium web browsers. It outlines their reference architectures, functional requirements like user interfaces, media playback, and downloads management. It also discusses their non-functional requirements including security, performance, and extensibility. Finally, it provides a high-level comparison of their architectures and a deeper look at differences in their security models.
The document discusses the main components of a web browser, including the user interface, browser engine, rendering engine, networking, JavaScript interpreter, UI backend, and data storage. It provides details on how different browsers use different rendering engines, such as Gecko, WebKit, Blink, and Trident. The rendering engine is responsible for parsing HTML and CSS to construct the DOM and render tree before layout, painting and displaying the web page.
WebEngine is a framework for building RESTful web applications on the Nuxeo platform using JAX-RS. It provides an object model with web modules, objects, and adapters to expose Java objects as web resources. Templates are used to generate client responses and Groovy scripting is supported throughout the framework. The goal is rapid development of content-oriented web applications and services.
Orion is a set of browser-based components that provide an extensible development platform for editing, navigating, searching, and working with source code management for web developers. The Orion server exposes REST APIs for file system, search, Git, and other services. The Orion client is written in HTML/JavaScript and runs in the browser, focusing on tasks for exploring and leveraging cross-site workflows. Orion uses a plugin architecture where plugins can be installed from any web server to extend Orion's capabilities.
This document provides an introduction and overview of HTML5. It discusses the new features and elements in HTML5, including video/audio, canvas, drag and drop, geolocation, web storage, web workers, and new form elements. It also covers browser support for various HTML5 features and provides examples of how to implement many of the new technologies.
These slides describes about rendering engine, types of rendering engine and how Webkit rendering works.
A rendering engine (also called layout engine or web browser engine) is a software component that takes marked up content (like HTML, XML, image files, etc.) and formatting information (like CSS, XSL, etc.) and displays the formatted content on the screen.
Firefox OS uses three main components: Gonk, Gecko, and Gaia. Gonk is the lower-level Linux-based operating system. Gecko is the layout engine that renders web content like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Gaia provides the user interface and applications.
Webtop is a desktop environment embedded in a web browser that provides an interface similar to operating systems like Windows, Mac, and Linux. It was first introduced in 1993 by Santa Cruz Operation as a web-based interface for their UNIX operating system. Webtop is composed of Java classes and text files with tags. It allows for convenient, mobile access to restored work sessions from anywhere via session management on the server side. Hardware requirements are minimal while software like Tomcat, Apache, and Java are used. Webtop provides benefits like convenience, mobility, centralized software management, and session management for roaming users.
- The document discusses setting up a demo lab using VMware Workstation to create virtual machines and networks.
- VMware Workstation enables users to set up virtual machines simultaneously on a single physical machine alongside the actual machine.
- The objective is to introduce VMware Workstation, create virtual networks using bridged, NAT and host-only modes, build base operating system images for Windows 2012 R2 and Windows 7/10, set up a domain controller and DHCP server, configure additional VMs and routing/remote access.
This document discusses cross-browser web development and provides examples of how to write CSS and JavaScript that is compatible across different browsers. It explains that browser engines add new features with vendor prefixes before standards are approved, and these should be removed when standards are adopted. It provides code samples showing how to write CSS and JavaScript using vendor prefixes for various browsers to ensure compatibility, as well as tips for cross-browser development such as checking standards, using polyfills and frameworks, and avoiding Flash.
SQL Queries on Smalltalk Objects
First Name: James
Last Name: Foster
Type: Talk
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56956-yPofs
Abstract:
Object-oriented programming (OOP) languages are very popular and relational database management systems (RDBMSs) are likewise common, but there is a well-known "impedance mismatch" when they interact. Much work has gone into bridging that gap by allowing objects from an OOP application to be saved in an RDBMS (see GLORP). On the other hand, comparatively little effort has gone into presenting objects from an OOP environment or application directly to RDBMS tools. This functionality would be useful because many RDBMS tools exist that simplify the end-user's exploration of data, but that capability is not available until the data has been stored in the RDBMS. This functionality is one of the most common high-level feature-requests for GemStone/S by those who are evaluating it as a database (“Can I use my familiar query tools?”).
In this talk we will discuss a project to create a library that parses SQL queries (using PetitParser) and evaluates Smalltalk code that builds a result sets to be returned to the external tools.
Bio:
As a junior-high student in 1971, James discovered the local university’s computer center and a life-long obsession with computers began. He was introduced to Smalltalk/V for the Mac in the mid-90s, and became a Smalltalk bigot. James is Director of Operations for GemTalk Systems and is a passionate advocate for GemStone and all things Smalltalk.
WebLogic Server is an application server that provides a distributed architecture for deploying Java applications. It introduces concepts like domains, which define groups of servers, and administration consoles for managing servers. Applications are deployed as JAR, WAR, and EAR files and can be load balanced across server clusters. Performance tuning is important and involves configuring connection pools, thread management, and monitoring for issues like hangs, crashes and out of memory errors. WebLogic Server architectures have evolved from versions 8 through 10.
The document provides information about DotNetNuke, an open-source web application framework for building websites, intranets, and other online applications. Some key points:
- DotNetNuke was created in 2002 and allows for dynamic content and interactive features. It is built on Microsoft's ASP.NET platform.
- DotNetNuke uses a portal architecture where pages organize content and modules add interactive elements. It has built-in features like user management, permissions, and search.
- The framework is highly customizable through modules, skins, and other extensions. It also has tools for site administration, file management, and more.
DotNetNuke is an open source content management framework built on ASP.NET. It allows users to easily create and manage dynamic websites without coding knowledge through features like customizable modules and templates. DotNetNuke provides a single interface to integrate multiple applications within an organization on one portal. It offers benefits like easy administration, customization, security, and a large support community.
This document provides an overview of widgets for the S60 platform, including definitions of widgets and the S60 Web Runtime, widget building blocks, the development and deployment process, and recommended development tools. Key points covered include what widgets are, the different versions of the Web Runtime, common widget file types like the manifest and HTML files, using the DOM and JavaScript to add interactivity, and testing widgets using emulator tools.
Hardware Acceleration in WebKit provides concise summaries of key points:
1) WebKit uses various techniques like off-screen buffers, JIT compilation, and graphics acceleration to improve browsing performance. Graphics acceleration reduces CPU usage by offloading tasks like rendering to the GPU.
2) WebKit supports hardware acceleration of video playback and 2D canvas rendering through interfaces to video and graphics hardware. This allows smoother playback and animation.
3) Accelerated compositing in WebKit uses multiple tree structures integrated with the rendering process to take advantage of GPU acceleration for CSS3 effects, transitions, animations, and HTML5 video through interfaces like OpenCL.
Jurģis Lukss (Lux Technology): Building scalable Magento on Microsoft Azure with Chef
Jurģis Lukss (Lux Technology): Масштабирование Magento на Microsoft Azure с помощью Chef
The document discusses web servers and how they work. A web server is a program that satisfies client requests for web resources by hosting web pages. When a client makes a request, the web server parses it, checks authorization, associates the URL with a file, constructs a response, and transmits it back. Common Gateway Interface allows web servers to execute programs dynamically. Web servers also implement access control through authentication and authorization. Responses can be dynamically generated through server-side includes and scripts. Cookies are used to generate dynamic responses and maintain state across requests. Web servers can use different architectures like event-driven, process-driven, or hybrid.
Extras allow developers to create custom applications for MODX Revolution through components, add-ons, and extensions. Components can be developed for personal use or as transport packages for distribution. They utilize namespaces, lexicons for internationalization, custom settings, and custom manager pages. Well-known examples include a wine guide, licensing coach, and doodles component.
The document discusses Chrome's page rendering cycle, which includes parsing HTML and CSS, building the DOM tree and rendering tree, calculating layout, painting, and compositing. It describes how the Skia graphics library is used for painting and how accelerated compositing passes layer bitmaps to the GPU. It also covers factors that can impact painting performance and tools for profiling rendering and compositing.
Roman Chernov.Panels custom layouts.DrupalCampKyiv 2011camp_drupal_ua
This document provides steps for creating custom layouts for the Panels module in Drupal. It begins with an overview of Panels and its structure, then describes how to create a custom layout by adding code to the theme.info file and creating template and include files. It explains how to select the custom layout and use it to place content on a page. Potential problems with custom layouts are also noted.
This document provides an overview of XOOPS Cube 2.2.1, a content management system (CMS) that serves as a web application starter. Some key points include:
- It is the 10th anniversary release of XOOPS and is based on the XOOPS Cube 2.2 core.
- It includes 10 killer modules and utility modules for tools, content like news and blogs, social networking, and more.
- It supports OpenID connectivity and is designed to be responsive for phones, tablets, and PCs.
- To use it requires PHP 5.2/5.3 and MySQL 5.1-5.5. It provides a scaffold for building web applications
Microservices Architecture and Containers.imjacobclark
This document discusses microservices architecture and how containers can help solve problems with monolithic architectures. It describes how microservices break applications into independent, scalable services that communicate over standard protocols. Containers provide standardized, isolated environments for microservices. Using containers for microservices allows for easier deployment and management of distributed applications across infrastructure.
Mule ESB provides a messaging framework that enables exchange of data among applications. It supports many operating systems, application servers, containers, developer tools, transports, databases, and web service technologies. The framework treats application functionality as services with components for business logic, routers to specify message flow, and configuration settings while transports carry messages between services and transformers convert data as needed.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system built using HTML5 and other web standards. It allows developers to create apps using common web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that can run across mobile, desktop, and tablet platforms. Mozilla created Firefox OS to prove that an open alternative mobile platform was possible using these web standards. The Firefox OS architecture consists of three main components - Gaia for the user interface, Gecko as the application runtime engine, and Gonk for the lower level operating system functions.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system developed by Mozilla that uses HTML5 and CSS3 to build apps, replacing traditional mobile platforms. It uses the Gecko layout engine to render interfaces and is built on top of a Linux kernel, with Gaia providing the user interface and hardware accessed through Web APIs. Major phone manufacturers like Alcatel, LG, and ZTE have partnered with Mozilla to release Firefox OS devices.
These slides describes about rendering engine, types of rendering engine and how Webkit rendering works.
A rendering engine (also called layout engine or web browser engine) is a software component that takes marked up content (like HTML, XML, image files, etc.) and formatting information (like CSS, XSL, etc.) and displays the formatted content on the screen.
Firefox OS uses three main components: Gonk, Gecko, and Gaia. Gonk is the lower-level Linux-based operating system. Gecko is the layout engine that renders web content like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Gaia provides the user interface and applications.
Webtop is a desktop environment embedded in a web browser that provides an interface similar to operating systems like Windows, Mac, and Linux. It was first introduced in 1993 by Santa Cruz Operation as a web-based interface for their UNIX operating system. Webtop is composed of Java classes and text files with tags. It allows for convenient, mobile access to restored work sessions from anywhere via session management on the server side. Hardware requirements are minimal while software like Tomcat, Apache, and Java are used. Webtop provides benefits like convenience, mobility, centralized software management, and session management for roaming users.
- The document discusses setting up a demo lab using VMware Workstation to create virtual machines and networks.
- VMware Workstation enables users to set up virtual machines simultaneously on a single physical machine alongside the actual machine.
- The objective is to introduce VMware Workstation, create virtual networks using bridged, NAT and host-only modes, build base operating system images for Windows 2012 R2 and Windows 7/10, set up a domain controller and DHCP server, configure additional VMs and routing/remote access.
This document discusses cross-browser web development and provides examples of how to write CSS and JavaScript that is compatible across different browsers. It explains that browser engines add new features with vendor prefixes before standards are approved, and these should be removed when standards are adopted. It provides code samples showing how to write CSS and JavaScript using vendor prefixes for various browsers to ensure compatibility, as well as tips for cross-browser development such as checking standards, using polyfills and frameworks, and avoiding Flash.
SQL Queries on Smalltalk Objects
First Name: James
Last Name: Foster
Type: Talk
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56956-yPofs
Abstract:
Object-oriented programming (OOP) languages are very popular and relational database management systems (RDBMSs) are likewise common, but there is a well-known "impedance mismatch" when they interact. Much work has gone into bridging that gap by allowing objects from an OOP application to be saved in an RDBMS (see GLORP). On the other hand, comparatively little effort has gone into presenting objects from an OOP environment or application directly to RDBMS tools. This functionality would be useful because many RDBMS tools exist that simplify the end-user's exploration of data, but that capability is not available until the data has been stored in the RDBMS. This functionality is one of the most common high-level feature-requests for GemStone/S by those who are evaluating it as a database (“Can I use my familiar query tools?”).
In this talk we will discuss a project to create a library that parses SQL queries (using PetitParser) and evaluates Smalltalk code that builds a result sets to be returned to the external tools.
Bio:
As a junior-high student in 1971, James discovered the local university’s computer center and a life-long obsession with computers began. He was introduced to Smalltalk/V for the Mac in the mid-90s, and became a Smalltalk bigot. James is Director of Operations for GemTalk Systems and is a passionate advocate for GemStone and all things Smalltalk.
WebLogic Server is an application server that provides a distributed architecture for deploying Java applications. It introduces concepts like domains, which define groups of servers, and administration consoles for managing servers. Applications are deployed as JAR, WAR, and EAR files and can be load balanced across server clusters. Performance tuning is important and involves configuring connection pools, thread management, and monitoring for issues like hangs, crashes and out of memory errors. WebLogic Server architectures have evolved from versions 8 through 10.
The document provides information about DotNetNuke, an open-source web application framework for building websites, intranets, and other online applications. Some key points:
- DotNetNuke was created in 2002 and allows for dynamic content and interactive features. It is built on Microsoft's ASP.NET platform.
- DotNetNuke uses a portal architecture where pages organize content and modules add interactive elements. It has built-in features like user management, permissions, and search.
- The framework is highly customizable through modules, skins, and other extensions. It also has tools for site administration, file management, and more.
DotNetNuke is an open source content management framework built on ASP.NET. It allows users to easily create and manage dynamic websites without coding knowledge through features like customizable modules and templates. DotNetNuke provides a single interface to integrate multiple applications within an organization on one portal. It offers benefits like easy administration, customization, security, and a large support community.
This document provides an overview of widgets for the S60 platform, including definitions of widgets and the S60 Web Runtime, widget building blocks, the development and deployment process, and recommended development tools. Key points covered include what widgets are, the different versions of the Web Runtime, common widget file types like the manifest and HTML files, using the DOM and JavaScript to add interactivity, and testing widgets using emulator tools.
Hardware Acceleration in WebKit provides concise summaries of key points:
1) WebKit uses various techniques like off-screen buffers, JIT compilation, and graphics acceleration to improve browsing performance. Graphics acceleration reduces CPU usage by offloading tasks like rendering to the GPU.
2) WebKit supports hardware acceleration of video playback and 2D canvas rendering through interfaces to video and graphics hardware. This allows smoother playback and animation.
3) Accelerated compositing in WebKit uses multiple tree structures integrated with the rendering process to take advantage of GPU acceleration for CSS3 effects, transitions, animations, and HTML5 video through interfaces like OpenCL.
Jurģis Lukss (Lux Technology): Building scalable Magento on Microsoft Azure with Chef
Jurģis Lukss (Lux Technology): Масштабирование Magento на Microsoft Azure с помощью Chef
The document discusses web servers and how they work. A web server is a program that satisfies client requests for web resources by hosting web pages. When a client makes a request, the web server parses it, checks authorization, associates the URL with a file, constructs a response, and transmits it back. Common Gateway Interface allows web servers to execute programs dynamically. Web servers also implement access control through authentication and authorization. Responses can be dynamically generated through server-side includes and scripts. Cookies are used to generate dynamic responses and maintain state across requests. Web servers can use different architectures like event-driven, process-driven, or hybrid.
Extras allow developers to create custom applications for MODX Revolution through components, add-ons, and extensions. Components can be developed for personal use or as transport packages for distribution. They utilize namespaces, lexicons for internationalization, custom settings, and custom manager pages. Well-known examples include a wine guide, licensing coach, and doodles component.
The document discusses Chrome's page rendering cycle, which includes parsing HTML and CSS, building the DOM tree and rendering tree, calculating layout, painting, and compositing. It describes how the Skia graphics library is used for painting and how accelerated compositing passes layer bitmaps to the GPU. It also covers factors that can impact painting performance and tools for profiling rendering and compositing.
Roman Chernov.Panels custom layouts.DrupalCampKyiv 2011camp_drupal_ua
This document provides steps for creating custom layouts for the Panels module in Drupal. It begins with an overview of Panels and its structure, then describes how to create a custom layout by adding code to the theme.info file and creating template and include files. It explains how to select the custom layout and use it to place content on a page. Potential problems with custom layouts are also noted.
This document provides an overview of XOOPS Cube 2.2.1, a content management system (CMS) that serves as a web application starter. Some key points include:
- It is the 10th anniversary release of XOOPS and is based on the XOOPS Cube 2.2 core.
- It includes 10 killer modules and utility modules for tools, content like news and blogs, social networking, and more.
- It supports OpenID connectivity and is designed to be responsive for phones, tablets, and PCs.
- To use it requires PHP 5.2/5.3 and MySQL 5.1-5.5. It provides a scaffold for building web applications
Microservices Architecture and Containers.imjacobclark
This document discusses microservices architecture and how containers can help solve problems with monolithic architectures. It describes how microservices break applications into independent, scalable services that communicate over standard protocols. Containers provide standardized, isolated environments for microservices. Using containers for microservices allows for easier deployment and management of distributed applications across infrastructure.
Mule ESB provides a messaging framework that enables exchange of data among applications. It supports many operating systems, application servers, containers, developer tools, transports, databases, and web service technologies. The framework treats application functionality as services with components for business logic, routers to specify message flow, and configuration settings while transports carry messages between services and transformers convert data as needed.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system built using HTML5 and other web standards. It allows developers to create apps using common web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that can run across mobile, desktop, and tablet platforms. Mozilla created Firefox OS to prove that an open alternative mobile platform was possible using these web standards. The Firefox OS architecture consists of three main components - Gaia for the user interface, Gecko as the application runtime engine, and Gonk for the lower level operating system functions.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system developed by Mozilla that uses HTML5 and CSS3 to build apps, replacing traditional mobile platforms. It uses the Gecko layout engine to render interfaces and is built on top of a Linux kernel, with Gaia providing the user interface and hardware accessed through Web APIs. Major phone manufacturers like Alcatel, LG, and ZTE have partnered with Mozilla to release Firefox OS devices.
Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by Mozilla. It is an alternative to Internet Explorer and is known for its speed, security features, and customizability through extensions and themes. Firefox 3.5 introduced improvements such as faster page loading, private browsing, and better integration with web-based applications.
This document provides information about different operating systems including MS Dos, Windows, Linux, Unix, and Apple Mac. It lists some common commands for MS Dos like Help, Cls, Net user, Start, and Exit. It then discusses features of the Windows operating system like the task bar, start button, how to check the date and time, and how to change settings. It asks several questions about using Windows relating to tasks like what to do if the computer freezes, how to restart or shut down, how to take screenshots, and differences between save/save as, copy/cut, image file types, and delete/shift delete.
Advantages and disadvantages of an ajax based client applicationPlacinta Alin
Ajax is a technique for building interactive web applications where certain parts of a web page are updated without reloading the entire page. The key benefits of Ajax include reducing response times, allowing asynchronous data retrieval and updates, and making web applications feel more like desktop applications. Some common uses of Ajax include autocomplete functions, live searches, and chat applications. While Ajax provides benefits like improved interfaces and responsiveness, it also has disadvantages such as pages being hard to bookmark and search engines not indexing dynamically updated content. Developers must also consider browser compatibility, network latency, and security issues when implementing Ajax.
1. The document discusses the history of a town from 1642-2000 including events like the founding of the town and growth over time.
2. It describes the development of industries in the town and challenges it faced.
3. The town expanded significantly in the late 1900s and continues to grow today.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system developed by Mozilla. It uses Linux as its kernel and Gecko as its rendering engine. The user interface is created using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript (Gaia) and runs on top of Gecko (Gecko). Below Gecko is Gonk, which provides the hardware abstraction layer. When a Firefox OS device boots up, it starts the bootloader which loads the Linux kernel, then the init process is launched along with Gecko and Gaia. Apps are web apps created using web technologies which have access to device APIs through Gecko. Firefox OS aims to make developing for mobile as easy as developing for the web.
TinyOS is an open source operating system designed for wireless sensor networks. It is an event-driven OS written in the nesC programming language. Applications and libraries are built as software components that interact in an event-driven way without preemption. TinyOS uses static linking and has constraints on memory and power due to running on small embedded devices.
Firefox OS is an open source mobile operating system developed by Mozilla. It uses open web technologies like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to build apps, allowing developers to build once and deploy apps across devices without needing to learn different native platforms. The OS consists of Gecko for rendering web content, Gaia for the user interface, Gonk as the Linux-based kernel, and various web APIs for functionality like telephony, SMS, contacts and more. Developers can publish apps to the Mozilla Marketplace or install/host them directly on devices.
This document provides an overview of different types of operating systems, including Windows OS, Mac OS, Linux, DOS, and Unix. It discusses the history and key features of each operating system, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. The document focuses on explaining the user interface, applications, and versions of different operating systems like Windows, highlighting Windows XP, Vista, and 10. It also summarizes the origins and uses of Linux, Mac OS, DOS, and Unix operating systems.
This document provides an overview of building Chrome extensions. It discusses what Chrome extensions are, how to build one using the manifest.json file and loading the extension in developer mode. It also covers packaging and deploying extensions to the Chrome Web Store. Finally, it details several extension features including browser actions, page actions, context menus, content scripts, the background page, options page, tabs API, and desktop notifications.
Chrome extensions allow users to modify and customize their browser behavior through additional programs that can be installed from the Chrome Web Store. Extensions are built with web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and have access to the Chrome API which allows them to interact with browser features and windows. The document provides examples of common extensions and outlines the basic skills and resources needed to develop browser extensions for Chrome.
This document provides an overview of IBM's Internet of Things (IoT) architecture and capabilities. It discusses the key components of an IoT architecture including intelligent gateways, sensor analytics zones, and the deep analytics zone in the cloud. It describes how gateways can help IoT solutions by reducing cloud costs and latency through local analytics and filtering of sensor data. The document then outlines the requirements for databases in gateways, and explains how IBM's Informix database is well-suited to meet these requirements through its small footprint, low memory usage, support for time series and spatial data, and ability to ingest and analyze sensor data in real-time. Finally, it discusses how Informix can be used both in gateways and
This document provides an overview of IBM's Internet of Things architecture and capabilities. It discusses how IBM's Informix database can be used in intelligent gateways and the cloud for IoT solutions. Specifically, it outlines how Informix is well-suited for gateway and cloud environments due to its small footprint, support for time series and spatial data, and ability to handle both structured and unstructured data. The document also provides examples of how Informix can be used with Node-RED and Docker to develop IoT applications and deploy databases in the cloud.
The document presents information on various web browsers:
1) It discusses several popular web browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer, and Safari.
2) It provides details on each browser such as their developers, engines, supported languages, features, and differences between them.
3) The browsers are compared based on aspects like operating system support, usage statistics, security vulnerabilities, internationalization support, and additional features like search facilities and speed dial.
This 6-step tutorial explains how to sign up for a Slideshare account. It instructs users to open a browser and go to Slideshare's website, click the signup link, choose a signup option of Facebook, LinkedIn, or email, fill in a security CAPTCHA and agree to terms of service, confirm the email sent by Slideshare, and then they are ready to use the site.
The document discusses the architecture of web browsers. It describes a reference architecture with 8 subsystems: user interface, browser engine, rendering engine, networking, JavaScript interpreter, XML parser, display backend, and data persistence. It then discusses specific architectures for Mozilla and other browsers. Key aspects covered include session and navigation control, caching, and modeling approaches for sessions, caching, and secure pages. Overall the document provides an overview of common elements in web browser architecture and differences between browser implementations.
Chromium's security architecture separates the browser into two modules that run in separate protection domains: a browser kernel module and a sandboxed rendering engine module. This architecture aims to mitigate high-severity attacks by restricting an attacker who exploits a vulnerability in the rendering engine to using the browser kernel interface, rather than allowing arbitrary access to the user's system. The paper evaluates this architecture and finds that it would mitigate approximately 70% of past browser vulnerabilities that allowed arbitrary code execution.
The document provides an overview of web frameworks and discusses some popular PHP frameworks including CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Zend, Symfony, Yii, and Kohana. It describes what a web framework is and some common features they provide such as data persistence, session management, security, caching, templating, and administrative interfaces. For each framework highlighted, it provides a brief description of its key features and benefits.
This document provides information on various web browsers:
- Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, and PhaseOut are described, noting their key features and security measures.
- Camino and Sea Monkey are also mentioned as open source browsers for Mac and multiple platforms respectively.
- Details are given about NetSurf, an open source browser known for its efficiency and support for various operating systems.
This document provides an introduction to web programming and HTML. It discusses how this course will make students familiar with building web sites and applications that run in browsers using scripting languages. The objectives are to introduce technologies for building web pages, standards, best practices, IDEs, connecting sites to databases, and web applications. Main technologies covered are HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular JS, PHP, and MySQL.
The document discusses several web browsers including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari, Maxthon, Flock, Avant, Deepnet, Phaseout, Camino, SeaMonkey and NetSurf. It provides details on their features, security measures, compatibility, and speeds. Key information covered includes the browsers' rendering engines, versions released, and focus on standards compliance and user customization for some.
.NET is a Microsoft technology for developing and running applications. It was first released in the late 1990s and aimed to provide a consistent programming model for building distributed systems. The .NET Framework provides a common language runtime and class libraries to enable applications to run across platforms and devices. Key components of .NET include the .NET Framework, development tools like Visual Studio, and support for multiple programming languages.
Prominent Back-end frameworks to consider in 2022!Shelly Megan
A sound back-end framework plays a crucial role in architecting a high-performing application. Check out the most popular back-end frameworks that you need to consider in 2022 - Laravel with 67,902 repository stars, Django with 61.614 stars, Flask with 57.681 stars, ExpressJS with 55.520 stars, Ruby on Rails with 49,840 stars, and Spring with 45,609 stars.
Dot net Online Training | .Net Training and Placement onlineGaruda Trainings
The .NET Framework is a software framework, developed by Microsoft that was primarily intended to run on Windows operating system. Microsoft started developing it since late 1990’s and its first beta version was released in the end of 2000, however its first commercial version was released in the year of 2002. Wide genres of applications can be developed using .NET framework and it is hugely popular in the IT market currently.
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Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
UiPath integration with generative AI
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Firefox vs. chrome
1. Mozilla Firefox Architecture Vs. Chromium Architecture
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2. “ software application for retrieving,
presenting, and traversing
information resources on the World
Wide Web”
Wikipedia
3. • Bring information resources to the user for a given
URL.
• Handle Uniform Resource Identifier
• Direct prefixes that the browser cannot handle to
another application.
• Identify the web page content and display the
information
• Identify unsupported file types and direct user to
download them.
4. Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source
web browser developed and maintained
by Mozilla foundation. Firefox is the
second most widely used browser in the
world.
Chromium
chromium is the open source web browser
project from which Google Chrome draws
its source code..
5. supports tabbed browsing, which allows users to open several
pages in one window.
Integrated customizable download manager is also included
6. • Remember user history and Data
• Both Firefox and Chrome relies on the extension system.
10. Master slave design
pattern is used. Where
Masters are located at
Network Service Package
and slaves are other
subsystems such as
protocol handler
11. Gecko is responsible for getting data from Necko subsystem and converting
them into a viewable form.
For that it gets services from other
components such as data
persistence , display backend ..
Etc.
In Rendering and browser engine
there are 6 components such as
document Parser, Content Model,
Frame Constructor, Image Library,
Style System and Platform
Specific Rendering and Widgets
12. Security of the Mozilla is implemented using the
component Personal Security manager
13. • Personal security manager gets services from
NSS and provides security services to the
client.
• NSS provides open source libraries to be
reused by the client applications and tools to
manage keys and security models.
• Crypto functions are set of public functions
that perform cryptographic operations
14. Views
Network
Data
Browser Kernel
JavaScript
Engine Rendering Extensions
Plugins
V8 engine
• Multiple instances of Rendering Engine will be used at the same time
• The browser kernel is responsible for managing multiple instances of
the rendering engine and for implementing the browser kernel API
• Rendering engine uses WebKit opens source layout engine for the
rendering process
• Chromium browser users a separate optimized JavaScript engine called
V8 instead of inbuilt JavaScript capabilities of WebKit to increase the
speed
15. Brings operating systems’ separate process architecture in to
the browser.
Use separate processes for browser tabs to protect the overall application
from bugs and glitches in the rendering engine (i.e. A malfunction in a single
tab does not affect the overall stability of the browser)
Main process that runs the
UI and manages tab and
plugin processes as the
"browser process".
Likewise, the tab-specific
processes are called
"render processes"
16. Chromium hope to reduce the severity of vulnerabilities by isolating a
browser’s complex components by adding layers of defense and reducing
their privileges.
Two major components
•Browser kernel (high privileged) – interacting with OS, data persistence, network
access. Subjected to OS level security barriers
•Rendering Engine (low privileged) - Chromium uses a modular architecture that places
the complex rendering engine in a low-privilege sandbox
17. Plugins are created by third party vendors. They cause many
security vulnerabilities and instabilities. Sandboxing can not be
used here because they are not designed to run in Chromium’s
sandboxed architecture.
To compromise security, stability and
usability solution is to run each plugin as
separate process. Rendering engine
instances will communicate with them
through IPCs
Advantages of running each plugin as a separate process
•Each plugin is run with users privileges. This improves usability (e.g. the
Flash Player plug-in can use the user's microphone and webcam)
•Crash of a plugin does not affect over all browser stability
Vendors could write future versions of plug-ins that operate within
Chromium's sandbox, to provide greater defense against plug-in
exploits.
18. • Chromium's separate process architecture and
it’s V8 JavaScript engine makes it fast
• Firefox maintains threads for each search
instance. So that chrome has become more
faster.
19. • Because of different rendering processes and
plugin processes in chrome error in a
rendering task or browser plugin does not
affect the stability of the overall browser
• Firefox has a disadvantage in this case
because if one plugin crashes it affects all
other pages. Electrolysis project is underway
to introduce process based browsing.
20. • Chromium's sandbox architecture protects
browser kernel and OS from malicious codes
• Firefox onion architecture for cryptographic
operations protects main crypto code in
Personal Security Manager.
21. • Separate process architecture in chromium
uses more memory and CPU.
• Firefox has its own advantage in this case.
Because it uses one single process and
memory consumption is very low comparing
to chrome.
Editor's Notes
The architectures we selected to analyze are two browser architectures.
Lets first look at what a browser is. According to Wikipedia, a browser is “a software application for retrieving presenting, and traversing information resources on the World Wide Web”. Here the “Information resources” can be identified by a URI (Uniform resource identifier) and it can be a web page, image, video, or other piece of content. A web browser can also defined as a software that enable the users to access the internet.
Before discuss about the browser architectures, let’s first look at the main functionalities of a web browser. Bring information for a given URL. This process begins when a user inputs a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) into the browser. Handle URI. URI determines how the URL will be interpreted. The most commonly used URI is “htttp”. If the web browser can not handle the prefix (URI), then it will passes to another application Once the resource has been retrieved the web browser displays it to the user. Web browsers can generally display any kind of content that can be a part of a web page. If browser encounter a file of an unsupported type, the browser prompts the user to save the file to disk
The two architecture we are going to compare are Mozila firefox and Chromium. Mozila firefox is a free and open source web browser and it is the second most widely used browser. Firefox runs on various operating systems. To display web pages, it uses the Gecko layout engine which implements many current web standards. Chromium is the open source web browser project which Google chrome draws its source code. The major aim of this is to have a tabbed window manager than the traditional browser application. Later slides will discuss the other features of these two browsers.
Both app lications support tabbed browsing, which gives the ability to switch between several open web pages within a single web browser window by clicking on tabs. Both support integrated customizable download manager.
Both allow the user to relocate the history data. Both Firefox and Chrome relies on the extension system to allow users to modify the browser according to their requirements instead of providing all features in the standard distribution.
User Interface Components UI provides the methods to components to interact with user. UI components like search bar and buttons like print , refresh, go, home are there at user interface. Browser Engine high-level interface to the Rendering Engine by UI. So it provides methods to initiate the loading of a URL and other high-level browsing actions (reload, back, forward). Rendering Engine Organizes the visual representation of the browser. The Rendering Engine interprets the HTML, XML, and JavaScript that comprises a given URL and generates the layout that is displayed in the User Interface. Main role of the rendering engine is html parser. Networking component Handles HTTP and FTP requests . It also handles internet communication and security, character set translations and MIME type resolution. And it caches the web pages also. JavaScript interpreter executes the JavaScript code that is embedded in a website. Then it sends it to rendering engine to get the visual effects. The XML Parser component is used to parse XML documents. The Display Backend component Working with the operating system and provides drawing and windowing methods which depends on OS. Main architecture is consisting of layered architecture style where each layer below provides services to layer above.
Brief introduction to components Network services. Network services contains components used by other subsystems. Manages the protocol drivers and provides an interface making objects URI strings URI. manages nsSocketTransportService takes transport service based physical Internet protocol drivers and connections. And also it contains listeners such as nsSyncStreamListener and nsAsyncStreamListener which objects are passed to nsIChannel instance. Protocol handler Protocol handler chooses what protocol should be followed according to the specific protocol choosen at the UI level. So that is a layer between UI and Socket Transport. And it also creates channels. Channel can be used to get a socket transport or file transport. Socket transport is used to get internet connection and file transport is used to get file system connection. Socket Transport Layer between protocol handler and internet. Facilitates all socket threads when connecting to internet. There are also another components between these two layers. Stream Converter Conversion services are done like converting text to HTML in case the text cannot be handled by protocol handler. Security Security is managed by Personal Security Manager (PSM) which handles cryptographic operations. Applications use PSM client library to get its services. Necko Utility Works independently of the other components and provides common services to all other components. And also there are other modules such as DNS, COOKIE, MIME and cache where the name implies what each component is responsible for .
Pipe and Filter structure In a pipe and filter style each component has a set of input streams and a set of output streams. A component reads streams of data on its input streams, processes the data and writes the resulting data on its output streams. Hence components are termed filters. The connectors of this style merge the streams together, they transmit outputs of one filter to inputs of another filter. Hence the connectors are termed pipes. First URL object is created and passed to Network Service which identifies the protocol that the URL belongs to(http,ftp, gopher..etc). The protocol handler instantiates a protocol connection . Then it creates transport object which represents physical connection to the relevant data. When incomming data is received it is notified to the application which it runs.
Master slave design pattern Master slave design pattern is used where an identical computation must be performed many times, but with different inputs and context. So that master creates separate threads for each slave and let them run independently. And finally it collects the outcomes of each thread and reports to clients. In this case single socket transport thread is created in Network Service Package. Then it creates several file descriptor threads which acts as slaves.
Provides a large variety of cipher suites for key exchange, digital signatures, bulk encryption, and data integrity. Manages certificates for mutual authentication. Manages passwords and cookies. Very user-friendly UI for the users to customize their security settings. Easy to understand if you have some basic knowledge about Internet security Easy access to the security info of a particular page Othe PKI functions. Supports embedding systems to use the cryptographic components without the UI. High performance – fast enough for disk encryption The goal is 1MB per second for both encryption and decrypton The public functions listed here perform cryptographic operations via the PKCS #11 interface.If documentation is available for a function listed below, the function name is linked to its entry in the SSL Reference. The LXR summary for each function provides links to the function definition, prototype definition, and source code references. The NSS version column indicates which versions of NSS support the function.
This is a very high level diagram. Each component here consist of many other components. Rendering engine uses the browser kernel API is to issue network requests, access persistent storage, and display bitmaps on the user's screen. Separate instances of rendering engine will be instantiated as a separate process for each tab. This will increase the robustness and performance. Will be explained in detail in the next slide Architecture is designed as more third party extensions can be plugged in to the system. This increases the extendibility. By using separate components maintainability is enhanced. ( as an example Java script engine can be updated or replaced with another one without affecting the other parts. Specific architectural designs used in chromium will be discussed in next slides
In computer security, a sandbox is a security mechanism for separating running programs. It is often used to execute untested code, or untrusted programs from unverified third-parties, suppliers, untrusted users and untrusted websites.( Definition given in Wikipedia ) The sandbox aims to prevent the rendering engine from interacting with other processes and the user’s operating system, except by exchanging messages with the browser kernel via an IPC (Inter process communication) channel. These security mechanisms block access to any files, devices, and other resources on the user’s computer. Even if an attacker is able to exploit a vulnerability and run malicious code in the rendering engine, the sandbox will block the attacker’s attempts to install malware on the user’s computer or to read sensitive files from the user’s hard drive. Reducing privileges cause engineering challenges to the designer. Will be discussed in the next slide
Browser plugins are a essential thing in web browsing so it has to be supported somehow. Chromium introduces this architecture which have a good balance between usability stability and security.
Firefox Good for the machines with low ram and cpu power.