What does RWPF mean?
RWPF means Rich Web Programming Foundation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Rich Web Programming Foundation?
Rich Web Programming Foundation can be abbreviated as RWPF
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What does RWPF stand for? RWPF stands for "Rich Web Programming Foundation". |
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How to abbreviate "Rich Web Programming Foundation"? "Rich Web Programming Foundation" can be abbreviated as RWPF. |
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What is the meaning of RWPF abbreviation? The meaning of RWPF abbreviation is "Rich Web Programming Foundation". |
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What is RWPF abbreviation? One of the definitions of RWPF is "Rich Web Programming Foundation". |
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What does RWPF mean? RWPF as abbreviation means "Rich Web Programming Foundation". |
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What is shorthand of Rich Web Programming Foundation? The most common shorthand of "Rich Web Programming Foundation" is RWPF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NACEPF - North American Catholic Educational Programming Foundation
- PiLLoW - Programming in Logic Languages on the Web
- WAI-ARIA - Web Accessibility Initiative - Accessible Rich Internet Applications
- FFRC - Foundation For Rich Content
- RCHF - Rich Cronin Hope Foundation for Leukemia
- SWSF - Semantic Web Science Foundation
- WDP - Web Design and Programming
- WSAPI - Web Services Application Programming Interface
- WSAPI - Web Site Application Programming Interface
- WWWP - World Wide Web Programming
- YAWP - Yet Another Web Programming
- LWP - Library for Web Programming
- PWP - Python Web Programming
- PWG - Programming Web Graphics
- RMBF - Rich Mountain Battlefield Foundation
- WAP - Web Application Programming
- WPG - Web Programming Group
- WPD - Web Programming and Database
- wp - Web Programming
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