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Apple is an American multinational company that aims to design and market consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers. The company’s most popular hard…

Blogger (also known as Blogspot) is a Google blogging service similar to an online journal, which allows one or more users to create time-registered publications.

It consists of ads from adMob Google company that monetizes applications when placing them.

The Facebook Platform allows developers to integrate their apps directly into their social network service. Use this tag for questions that may arise when developing usi…

The Android Framework includes support for cameras and camera features available on devices. Using the android.hardware.camera2 or via Intent API, it is possible to capt…

Chatbot (or chatterbot) is a computer program that attempts to simulate a human being in conversation with people. The goal is to answer the questions in such a way that…

Unix is a portable, multitasking, and multi-user operating system.

Oauth is an open standard authorization protocol

Digital signature is a technique used to authenticate documents and software. Its integrity is basically maintained through strong encryption algorithms. The use of the …

Flash is a multimedia platform for developing applications that contain animations, audio and video, widely used in the construction of advertising ads and interactive w…

ODBC (acronym for Open Database Connectivity) is a standard for access to database management systems (DBMS)

A PWA (Progressive web app) provides an app-like user experience, being built using web and web-hosted resources and can become an application on the user’s system over …

`tidyverse` is an R package that installs other packages for data processing and visualization, such as `dplyr`, `purrr` and `ggplot2`. Ideally, questions should not be …

Gmail (also Gmail, Google Mail) is a free Webmail service created by Google in 2004. By default, Gmail is configured to use HTTPS, a secure protocol that provides authen…

Cross-Platform is a term used to designate programs or systems that can be run on more than one platform.

Delphi XE3 is a specific version of Delphi developed by Embarcadero and released in September 2012.

The hexadecimal system is a positional numbering system that represents the numbers in base 16, thus employing 16 symbols. S = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D,…

Program to record, convert and create audio and video streams in various formats. Ffmpeg is a command-line program composed of a collection of free software and open-sou…

cPanel is a Linux-based hosting control panel that provides a graphical interface and automation tools designed to simplify the hosting process of a web-site.

A primary key corresponds to one or more fields within a table where values will be uniquely identified.

Nuget is the package manager for Microsoft’s development platform, including .NET. Nuget client tools provide the ability to produce and consume packages. Nuget Gallery …

Use this tag for questions related to the Javascript Test Jest framework.

Use if the question involves using the Kivy library.

Part of the HTTP response, formed by a 3-digit code being the first of 1 to 5 (defining in which of the 5 classes belongs) and by an expression that summarizes the type …

Expression used to designate the payment activities carried out in a network, that is, on the Internet, by providing a credit card number for the completion of a form.

Oracle SQL Developer is a free integrated development environment (IDE) for working with SQL in Oracle databases. Use this tag for questions directly related to Oracle S…

Use this tag when the question refers to the use or definition of a programming paradigm. Programming paradigm is a means of classifying programming languages based on t…

Delphi XE5 is a specific version of Delphi developed by Embarcadero and released in September 2013.

This tag should be used when the question refers to some resource, information or problem related to the JAVA virtual machine. The JAVA Virtual Machine - JVM - allows a …