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...Why have two or more development teams focused on a specific platform when you can have a single team coding the same code, sharing skills and lines of code. With Qt, you already can write applications for Windows, Linux, Android, MacOS, and iOS using the same source code, Cutelyst allows you to share your C++ code with your web application. Cutelyst has a WSGI server that supports HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, FastCGI, and WebSockets, it can even be embedded in your application if you like. It also features a plugin for uWSGI which gives us support for HTTP/1.0, FastCGI, and uWSGI protocols but is slower and doesn't support WebSockets. ...

...QxEntityEditor is multi-platform (available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X) and generates native code for all environments, desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X), embedded and mobile (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Raspberry Pi, etc.). A user manual (documentation) for QxEntityEditor application is available on QxOrm website.

This app is a cost-efficient way of maintaining records of poojas, donations made by people and also all the financial records in temples. Using this app, people in the temple counter will be able to enter all the details regarding the poojas they want or some donations they want to do for the temple. This app is connected to a printer so that it will print the details of pooja registrations of users. The app has a login interface and only some people like General secretary, president and...

APIthet is an application to security test RESTful web APIs. Assessing APIs help in detecting security vulnerabilities at an early stage of the SDLC. Compare this with assessing an Android application that uses APIs on a backend server. This kind of assessment happens at a much later phase of the SDLC. Even worse, it does not necessarily touch all the APIs.

Bring multiple Web site's services together into a single application without having to build complex server-side code, proxies and signed applets. Combine HTML5's cross-site messaging and the ease of use of REST into a single powerful API and you have AppletJAX! Based on a simple "listener" or "observer" style interface, AppletJAX takes the hassle of managing who's messaging who, who's listening to who, which message belongs to whom and replaces it all with simplicity and elegance.

Apache module for servicing Android JSON RPC requests, if you want to develop pure java applications without the the bloat of J2EE take a closer look...