Chrome
Google's browser became dominant through speed and minimalism. V8 JavaScript engine revolutionized web apps. Open source Chromium core.
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Firefox
Mozilla's mission-driven browser. Fights for open web standards and user privacy against corporate control.
Atom
GitHub's Electron-based editor. Proved web tech could make desktop apps. VSCode's spiritual predecessor.
Kubernetes
Google's container orchestration open-sourced. Manages distributed systems complexity. Cloud native computing standard.
Android Studio
Google's Android IDE based on IntelliJ. Made Android development accessible. Kotlin support official.
Eclipse
IBM's open source IDE. Plugin architecture and Java dominance. Represents enterprise open source.
Apache
Original open source web server. Powered early web and remains influential. Modular architecture philosophy.
SQLite
Most deployed database in world. Embedded in phones, browsers, apps. Public domain gift to humanity.
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JavaScript
Brendan Eich's 10-day creation became web language. V8 engine made it fast. Node brought it …
Go
Google's simple systems language. Goroutines and channels. Fast compilation and deployment.
Java
Sun's enterprise language. JVM and garbage collection. Verbose but explicit. Android's original language.
Microsoft
Software giant founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. Dominated personal computing with Windows and …
TypeScript
Microsoft's typed JavaScript. Gradual typing and tooling. Became enterprise JavaScript standard.
DeepMind
British AI research lab acquired by Google. Founded by Demis Hassabis, Shane Legg, and Mustafa …
Tim Berners-Lee
British computer scientist who invented the World Wide Web, fundamentally changing human communication. Berners-Lee's decision …