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OUTDATED - DO NOT USE FOR GENERAL JAVAFX QUESTIONS! JavaFX 2 provides a Java-based UI platform for creating standalone or browser-based Rich Client Applications. Its Java API enables Java developers to leverage existing skills and tools. The next version - JavaFX-8 was released March 18, 2014.

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Cython is a superset of the Python language for quickly generating Python C extensions.

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Microsoft SharePoint version 2013

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Magento 2 is an eCommerce R&D project facilitating the improvement of Magento Core products. Written in PHP-Zend Framework. Available under both open-source and commercial licenses.

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Anything related to function interpolation, i.e. the mathematical techniques for estimating the (unknown) value of a function in a point on the basis of a set of known values in other (usually nearby) points. For interpolation of strings, see the [string-interpolation] tag.

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TortoiseSVN is a Subversion client for Windows, implemented as a shell extension.

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A progressive web application provides an application-like user experience that is low friction and is built using modern web capabilities and hosted on the web and can become an application on the user's system over time.

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Newline refers to a character sequence representing a line break in text (also known as End of Line, EOL, or Line Break). Different operating systems have different sequences for newlines.

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GENERAL SFTP SUPPORT IS OFF-TOPIC. Support questions may be asked on https://superuser.com. SSH File Transfer Protocol, a network protocol designed to provide secure file transfer and manipulation facilities over SSH (Secure Shell protocol).

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Rendering is the process of generating an image from a model (or models in what collectively could be called a scene file), by means of computer programs.

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NSDate objects represent a single point in time. NSDate is a class cluster; its single public superclass, NSDate, declares the programmatic interface for specific and relative time values. The objects you create using NSDate are referred to as date objects. They are immutable objects. Because of the nature of class clusters, objects returned by the NSDate class are instances not of that abstract class but of one of its private subclasses.

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