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...The internal APIs are located in package com.android.internal and available in the framework.jar, while the hidden APIs are located in the android.jar file with @hide javadoc attribute. Now you know the difference. But I will refer to both as hidden APIs. This repo contains a custom android.jar which you can use to develop your app.

Java library for parsing and rendering Markdown text according to the CommonMark specification (and some extensions). Provides classes for parsing input to an abstract syntax tree of nodes (AST), visiting and manipulating nodes, and rendering to HTML. It started out as a port of commonmark.js, but has since evolved into a full library with a nice API.

...Each snippet is designed to be read and understood in under a minute, showing a single idea such as working with streams, handling optionals, manipulating collections, or doing common utility tasks. The repo targets both beginners who want bite-sized learning and experienced developers who just need a ready-made idiom without digging through docs. Because the snippets are standalone, you can copy them directly into your project or adapt them with minimal changes. The collection is organized and documented so you can browse by category and skill level. ...

...Welcome to the Jodd, a unique, alternative world of Java. You can find here some micro-frameworks and some handy tools. Nothing more, nothing less. The decision which component is promoted is based on the Maven Central Repo statistics. Version v5 contains remaining libraries and frameworks. They are in maintenance mode.

...By studying the examples, one can understand how Spring Cloud works in practice: how to structure services, how to configure them, and how they interact under realistic conditions. For developers new to microservices or to Spring Cloud, this repo lowers the barrier to adoption by offering a ready-made baseline they can inspect, run, and modify. It can also function as a reference when designing architecture for a cloud-native backend, or as a starting point for a new microservices project.

...Maven dependancy: <dependency> <groupId>uk.ac.ebi.cheminformatics</groupId> <artifactId>NP-Likeness</artifactId> <version>2.1</version> </dependency> Required repository: <repositories> <repository> <id>ebi-repo</id> <name>EBI maven repository</name> <url>http://www.ebi.ac.uk/~maven/m2repo</url> <snapshots> <enabled>false</enabled> </snapshots> </repository> </repositories> Latest version of the project is available here in our GIT repo https://github.com/CS76/NP-Likeness