"Fully-Programmable Developer"
Summary:
- Supports: Channels, studio, routing, UI - Lets you shift seamlessly between channels - More complicated to use than other management developer tools
"Open-Source Serverless Platform"
Summary:
- Supports every programming language (including lambda) - However, limited functionality
"Best Google Chrome Competitor"
Summary:
- Fast, yet efficient. - uses less memory than any other browser - Streamlined screenshotting
Version Reviewing: 2
"Next Generation iOS AR"
Summary:
- Can interact with multiple user on iOS 12 - Ease of use, more functionality
Version Reviewing: 1
"Seamlessly blend the digital and physical world"
Summary:
-Able to choose a development environment (Java, Unity, iOS, Unreal) -Ranges from design to implementation - Very user-friendly
Version Reviewing: 1
"Free, Customizable, Frictionless Integration"
Summary:
- Made for performance, modularity, and productivity - Only need to pay for AWS you want to use, nothing more, nothing hidden
Version Reviewing: Version 1
"No additional charge for Beanstalk"
Summary:
- Easy to use for deploying and scaling web apps - Only downside, need to have an additional plug-in such as Git-repository, or IDE before Beanstalk
Version Reviewing: 2.6.0
"Ease of use and extensibility"
Summary:
New features: - Further optimized MKL backend performance for SSD inference - Enabled neon install with MKLML on Mac OSX
Version Reviewing: HTML 17
"Not only fast and efficient, it offers way more capabilities than its competitors."
Summary:
- The updates make life easier and more efficient - Compatible with Firefox, Chrome, and Safari - Uses new chakra javascript engine; great speed
Version Reviewing: JUCE 5
"Supports all OS, perfect for building powerful and complex applications"
Summary:
- Support for PC, Mac and Linux - Makes it easy to build a versatile UI that can run on any platform and integrate OpenGL. JUCE handles 2D rendering engines, image format handling and font functionality. - Popular audio workstations like Logic, Live, Pro Tools or Cubase are hosts to hundreds of plug-ins, many of them are built with JUCE.
What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java