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Flipper's Busy Bar finally runs your own JavaScript apps, and they no longer need a computer to work

The Busy Bar can run JavaScript apps now, and an app catalog is just around the corner.

The Busy Bar can now run custom apps.

The latest firmware for the desktop productivity tool adds a JavaScript runtime so developers can create their own apps like live data widgets, games, and smart alerts that run right on the device. At ...
InfoWorld

Developing JavaScript apps with AI agents

AI assistance is increasingly woven into JavaScript development tools and processes, which is both a boon and a peril depending on how you use it. There is a phenomenon in low-code and 4GL systems ...
VentureBeat

The future of web apps is — ready? — isomorphic JavaScript

Editor’s note: Spike Brehm, the author of this post, is just one of the amazing hackers we’ve got speaking at DevBeat 2013, our first-ever developer conference taking place next week, Nov. 12-13 in ...
9to5Mac

Developer creates tool that shows injected JavaScript commands through an in-app browser

A few days ago, developer Felix Krause shared a detailed report on how mobile apps can use their own in-app web browser to track user data. Now Krause is back with a new tool that lets anyone see ...
BleepingComputer

JavaScript Web Apps and Servers Vulnerable to ReDoS Attacks

JavaScript web apps and web servers are susceptible to a specific type of vulnerabilities/attacks known as regular expression (regex) denial of service (ReDoS). These vulnerabilities take place when ...
BleepingComputer

What 5 Million Apps Revealed About Secrets in JavaScript

Leaked API keys are nothing new, but the scale of the problem in front-end code has been largely a mystery - until now. Intruder’s research team built a new secrets detection method and scanned 5 ...