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Yet another

"Yet another", often abbreviated ya, Ya, or YA in the prefix of an acronym or backronym, is a humorous prefix and idiomatic qualifier used in the name of a computer program or computing-related organization or event. It is a naming convention as a form of computer humour. Stephen C. Johnson is credited with establishing the naming convention in the late…

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Yet another

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples19
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Yet another → Quake, Raku Foundation, Setup Tool, SUSE Linux, The Perl, Yacc, Yakuake, YAML, YAML Ain't Markup Language, Yandex, YAPC, YAPCs, YaST, Yet, Yet Another Markup Language, Yet Another Perl ConferenceYAS, Yet Another Society
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Yet another → All, Reinventing

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yet another naming convention ya used computer backronym compiler-compiler yacc organization acronym often abbreviated prefix humorous idiomatic qualifier name program

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Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYacc0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYet0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYakuake0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesQuake0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYAML0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYet Another Markup Language0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYAML Ain't Markup Language0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYandex0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYAPC0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYet Another Perl ConferenceYAS0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesYet Another Society0.60section
Yet anotherrelated to ExamplesThe Perl0.60section

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