The boot phase broadly refers to the set of operations that a computer system performs between power-on and access to a graphical/textual shell. Do NOT use this tag for Spring Boot or Twitter Bootstrap. Use [spring-boot] and [twitter-bootstrap] instead.

Portable code can be run with little to no modification in multiple environments. Portable applications can be run from e.g. a USB drive without modifying a computer's environment.

SD-card (Secure Digital) is a non-volatile memory card, often used in digital cameras as well as in mobile devices.

Refers to the quantity of an entity as a relationship to another entity. Meaning that for every instance of an entity, there is a single related instance of another entity.

Use this tag for questions about code that partitions data, memory, virtual machines, databases or disks.

Quartz.NET is an open-source job scheduling library for .NET. A job scheduler is a system that is responsible for executing (or notifying) other software components when a predetermined (scheduled) time arrives. NOTE: this tag is for questions about the .NET version; for Java questions please use [quartz-scheduler] instead.

Questions about the compact function syntax in ECMAScript2015 (ES6) called "arrow functions" because of their use of "=>".

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft, which provides a user with a graphical interface to another computer.

The process of making an application suitable for use for a world-wide audience, regardless of culture.

jBPM is a light-weight business process management suite written in Java. Use this tag for questions related to jBPM usage and workflows.

extern is an access-specifier in C and C++ which defines a global variable that is visible to all object modules.