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Deep links provide a way to link to specific content on either a website or an application. These links are indexable and searchable, and can provide users direct access to much more relevant information than a typical home page or screen. In the mobile context, the links are URIs that link to specific locations in the application. At Airbnb, we use these deep links frequently to link to listings, reservations, or search queries.

TwelveMonkeys ImageIO provides extended image file format support for the Java platform, through plugins for the javax.imageio. package. The main goal of this project is to provide support for formats not covered by the JRE itself. Support for these formats is important, to be able to read data found "in the wild", as well as to maintain access to data in legacy formats. As there is lots of legacy data out there, we see the need for open implementations of readers for popular formats.

Asciidoc FX is a WYSIWYG editor for the Asciidoc markup language. You can build PDF, Epub, and HTML books, documents, and slides. Supported Operating Systems and Builds shows the list of available builds with links for reference. If you are looking for the very latest version, visit the link in the note above to be guaranteed of downloading the latest and greatest version of AsciidocFX. AsciidocFX converts documents via the AsciidoctorJ library.

RR Diagram allows to generate railroad diagrams (also called syntax diagrams) from code or from BNF notation. The output format is SVG which can be integrated to web pages and where rules can contain links. RR Diagram can also be used to generate BNF notation from a model.

CHAP Links Library is a web based visualization library for displaying graphs, networks, and timelines. The tools are developed as Google Visualization Charts for Javascript and GWT. Links Library is part of CHAP, the Common Hybrid Agent Platform. This project has been moved to Github. Please visit http://almende.github.com/chap-links-library/

Software helping to build a SOA without depending on an ESB: Services look up each other in a registry and talk directly (no spaghetti: links are configured in registry). Management and monitoring is provided by clients and server stacks.