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Decorator is an object-oriented design pattern that allows adding behavior to existing classes in a dynamic fashion. It is one of the Gang of Four's structural design patterns.
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Overlays are user interface elements that are displayed over other UI elements, typically for the purpose of presenting additional or enhanced information and detail.
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System may refer to a set of interdependent components; Low level infrastructure like the operating system (from a high language point of view) or an object or function for accessing the previous
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Categories are groupings of information relative to a certain criteria. Use this tag for questions related to handling information of and related to a categorical nature.
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Session cookies enable a server and a browser to establish an identified connection (through cookies) and communicate though it.
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Karma provides developers a testing environment where they don't have to set up many things, rather just write code and get instant feedback in order to improve productivity and creativity.
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SoapUI is an open-source desktop application providing functional testing, load testing, security testing, API mocking, and API monitoring for both SOAP/WSDL and REST/WADL web services. Questions about the professional versions of these tools, such as SoapUI Pro, should be tagged with ready-api.
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For questions about screenshots — digital images that show the contents of a computer display,
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In software development, a project is a collection of files and resources used in the development of an application or service. Use [ms-project] for Microsoft Project questions.
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H2 is a relational database management system written in Java. It can be embedded in Java applications or run in the client-server mode. H2 supports regular disk-based as well as in-memory databases.
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