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A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
For issues relating to development in Ruby, version 2.0. If your question applies to Ruby in general, use the tag [ruby].
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gganimate is a package for R that allows to produce animated graphics with ggplot2. It is based on the animation package.
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The ng-2 charts library wraps the Charts.js library to make it easily accessible in Angular 2+.
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Anything related to Amazon Elastic File System (EFS). It offers an interface for creating and configuring file systems on Amazon EC2 enviroment.
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The MongoDB Native Node.js driver is an officially supported driver providing a native asynchronous Node.js interface to MongoDB. It can be used on its own, but it also serves as the basis of several object mapping libraries, such as Mongoose.
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For questions related to the sockets module in the Python standard library, or more broadly socket programming in Python.
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Use this tag for questions about the Eclipse Modeling Framework Project (EMF)
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An SQL-standard condition of the form WHERE SOME_COLUMN IN (1,2,3) or using a subquery to create the list, eg WHERE SOME_COLUMN IN (SELECT X FROM MYTABLE WHERE Y)
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In graphical user interfaces, a typical collection of 'drop-down lists' or 'combo-boxes' which are connected in a hierarchical fashion. A well known example is a Country-State/Province-City combination.
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A fault is the immediate cause of a failure. It might be e.g. an incorrect statement in a method. The execution of the faulty method might result in a failure at execution time.
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Polygons are multi-sided objects. This heading should be used when describing issues involving multiple polygons and how they relate to each other, for example, overlap detection.
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