Spring AOP is the Spring Framework's version of AOP, implemented in pure Java and using the @AspectJ annotations from the AspectJ project. Spring AOP works through dynamic JDK or CGLib Proxies.

A break statement is a flow-control feature provided by most programming languages that allows for an early exit from a loop; once a break statement is reached, its enclosing loop is immediately exited.

The Hierarchical Data Format (HDF5) is a binary file format designed to store large amount of numerical data.

styling is the process of binding visual metadata to a document

A query-builder is a set of classes and methods that is able to programmatically build queries.

For the new Add-ins for Office please also add the office-js tag to your question. Microsoft Visual Studio provides project templates you can use to create application-level add-ins for Microsoft Office 2010 and Office 2007. You can use add-ins to automate Office, extend Office features, or customize the Office user interface.

For questions strictly about photoshop scripting! Photoshop is a raster graphics editor by Adobe Systems, that is industry standard for creating, modifying and treating images and graphics. It has plugins and scripts that can be installed on top, in order to automate and add further functionality. If you're not scripting for Photoshop, then your question belongs on Super User, Photography, or Graphic Design.

plyr is an R package with tools to solve a variety of problems using the split-apply-combine strategy

AMQP is an open messaging standard. It defines a wire-level protocol and semantic framework for high performance enterprise messaging. If you're using a specific broker (ex: [rabbitmq]) then the AMQP tag may be redundant. AMQP should not be confused with Apache[ActiveMQ]

Liferay is an open source Java portal and social platform. The 6th major version was released on June 2010, includes 6.0.x, 6.1.x and 6.2.x and was followed by major version 7 in May/June 2016. Use this tag for both, Enterprise and Community Edition of the given releases.

Opacity is the degree to which a graphical object obscures objects which are rendered behind it.