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Infinite Scrolling, also known as endless scrolling, is a technique that is widely used by websites and Web applications that host lots of content on a page where pagination would traditionally have been used. Infinite scrolling involves initially loading only one page of content. As the user scrolls down, the browser fetches another page via an AJAX request. There are several Infinite Scrolling plugins that facilitate this technique in modern browsers.

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Graphics Device Interface (GDI) is a device-independent, pure software graphics API under the Windows operating system for drawing graphic primitives and text. It is the underlying base used to render the Windows GUI elements.

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This tag is related to Wifi related questions on Android mobile devices

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Flot is a pure JavaScript plotting library for jQuery with a focus on simple usage, attractive looks and interactive features. It produces graphical plots of arbitrary datasets on-the-fly client-side.

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In the Servlet API, you normally use a Servlet when you want to control, preprocess and/or postprocess specific requests. But when you want to filter/modify common requests and/or responses based on specific conditions, then a Filter is much more suitable.

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CSS pseudo-elements allow for an enhanced display of content within elements or the ability to generate extra beginning or ending content for elements.

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Spark Structured Streaming allows processing live data streams using DataFrame and Dataset APIs.

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Stringbuilder is a class that provides a convenient and efficient way of working with text data in Java and .NET framework.

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Hidden could refer to a style value in CSS for the visibility property, a selector in jQuery, a possible value for the type attribute of an input or to an `HTML5` attribute.

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An arrangement to receive something, typically a publication, regularly.

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Public mutator methods in object-oriented programming, responsible for changing and returning the value of private class members, thus keeping with the principle of encapsulation.

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