OSC2016.Enterprise Lightnig Talk

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The document lists various web technologies including HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, HTTP/2, WebRTC, WebGL, and more. It also discusses how these technologies are implemented differently in Firefox OS versus Android, with Firefox OS aiming to optimize for the web while Android uses more native platforms and libraries. Finally, it suggests Firefox OS may transitionally combine web and native implementations.

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