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The request dispatcher is used for receiving requests from the client and sending them to any resource (such as a servlet, HTML file, or JSP file) on the server.

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Tag-it is a tag editing jQuery UI widget with autocomplete support.

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The QtNetwork module provides classes to make network programming easier and portable. Qt Network provides a set of APIs for programming applications that use TCP/IP. Operations such as requests, cookies, and sending data over HTTP are handled by various C++ classes.

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Topics related to coding patterns and best practices for avoiding common bugs and security holes.

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Chrome mobile is Google's browser for mobile phones. It is available on android and iOS

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DeviseInevitable adds support to the Rails authentication solution Devise for sending invitations by email, accepting the invitation and setting the password.

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Spyne is a Python RPC toolkit that makes it easy to expose services that have a well-defined API using multiple protocols and transports. Spyne currently supports a subset of both Xml Schema 1.0 and WSDL 1.1 interface description documents, various Http implementations and ZeroMQ as transports, and SOAP 1.1, HttpRpc, Xml, Json, MessagePack and Yaml standards as protocols. The transports can be used in both a client or server setting.

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An Android.mk file is written to describe your sources to the build system.

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Ubuntu 13.10 was released on schedule on October 17th, 2013. It includes the first release of Ubuntu for phones and Ubuntu Core for 64-bit ARM systems.

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Jython, successor of JPython, is an open source implementation of the Python programming language written in Java.

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A 'Uniform Type Identifier' (UTI) is a string value used to identify abstract and specific types of item. It uses a reverse-DNS syntax, and is used extensively by Apple for determining types of data files. UTIs exist in an inheritance-based structure, allowing data types to be organised hierarchically. Apple maintains a list of public UTIs, and allows the creation of private, or 'third-party' UTIs.

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