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Is it possible to run JavaFX applications on iOS, Android or Windows Phone 8?
Can one develop an entire application using JavaFX and run it on iOS, Android or Windows Phone 8, without writing platform-specific code?
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Vim: What's the difference between let and set?
What's the difference between let and set in the vim editor?
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Why does this assert throw a format exception when comparing structures?
I'm trying to assert the equality of two System.Drawing.Size structures, and I'm getting a format exception instead of the expected assert failure.
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What do the different readystates in XMLHttpRequest mean, and how can I use them?
XMLHttpRequest has 5 readyState s, and I only use 1 of them (the last one, 4 ).
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what is the difference between ?:, ?! and ?= in regex?
I searched for the meaning of these expressions but couldn't understand the exact difference between them.
This is what they say:
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How exactly does CMake work?
I'm not asking this for just myself. I hope this question will be a reference for the many newbies who like me, found it utterly perplexing about what exactly what was going on behind the scenes when for such a small CMakeLists.txt file
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What is a tracking branch?
Can someone explain a "tracking branch" as it applies to git?
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Confusion: @NotNull vs. @Column(nullable = false) with JPA and Hibernate
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RESTful Authentication via Spring
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We have a Spring MVC-based RESTful API which contains sensitive information. The API should be secured, however sending the user's credentials (user/pass combo) with each request is not desirable. Per REST guidelines (and internal business requirements), the server must remain stateless. ...
What is Castle Windsor, and why should I care?
I'm a long-time Windows developer, having cut my teeth on win32 and early COM. I've been working with .NET since 2001, so I'm pretty fluent in C# and the CLR. I'd never heard of Castle Windsor until I started participating in Stack Overflow. I've read the Castle Windsor "Getting Started" guide, b...