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Source code for Harbour, an open-source xBase compiler compatible with Clipper. Used for maintaining legacy business applications.

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A one-way cryptographic function that converts data of any size into a fixed-length string of characters (hash). Unlike encryption, hashing is irreversible. Common algorithms include SHA-256, bcrypt,...

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A purely functional programming language with strong static typing, type inference, and lazy evaluation. Haskell is known for its mathematical rigor, powerful type system including monads, and is used...

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Source code for Haxe, a cross-platform language that compiles to JavaScript, C++, C#, Java, PHP, Python, and Lua from a single codebase.

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A content management system that provides content via an API without a built-in front-end presentation layer. A headless CMS separates content creation from content display, allowing developers to del...

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A package manager for Kubernetes that simplifies the deployment and management of applications. Helm uses "charts": pre-configured packages of Kubernetes resources: to define, install, and upgrade com...

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A package of pre-configured Kubernetes resources managed by Helm, the Kubernetes package manager. Supports templating and versioned releases.

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A decoy system or resource deliberately set up to attract and detect unauthorized access attempts. Honeypots appear to be legitimate targets but are actually monitored traps used to study attacker beh...

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A development feature that allows modules to be updated in a running application without a full page reload. HMR preserves application state during development, providing instant feedback when editing...

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Houdini

.hip/.hipnc File Types

The native file format of SideFX Houdini, a procedural 3D animation and VFX software. Known for its node-based procedural workflow, Houdini is the industry standard for complex simulations (fluids, pa...

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A configuration variable set before the training process that controls the learning behavior, such as learning rate, batch size, number of epochs, and network architecture. Unlike model parameters, hy...

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