Rust set out to preserve the control and performance expected from systems programming while using ownership, borrowing and a strict type system to prevent broad classes of memory errors without a garbage collector.
Bugzilla emerged from Netscape's browser-source release as a public issue tracker where developers, testers and users could coordinate bugs through searchable records, comments, status fields and dependencies.
Netscape's 1998 decision to release Communicator source code created the Mozilla project, turning a proprietary browser codebase into an open community and influencing the newly coined 'open source' movement.