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The phrase "a storefront of java" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or virtual space where coffee (java) is sold, or metaphorically to refer to a collection of Java-related products or services.
Example: "The new café opened up as a storefront of java, offering a variety of blends and brewing methods for coffee enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "a coffee shop" or "a java outlet".
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The early version of the site features a storefront of Java applications, including social software applications and games.
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Its Java based so there's certainly a lot of Java technologies and scripting that's supported.
Have a cup of java and lemon teacake or sour cream coffee cake with walnuts.
Get a jolt of java at a Cuban coffee stand and watch the people parade on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach.
i.Sell will include the Informix database, a personalization engine, an e-commerce storefront, a Java-based application server, a set of development and management tools and an optional marketing and promotion engine.
Grab yourself a hot cup of java!
Oracle has been a terrible steward of Java and MySQL.
Need a steaming cup of java to pop open your eyes?
At the time the recommended way of doing it was to write applications in native Java (albeit a horribly limited version of Java called J2ME, aka Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition).
Programs calling upon the Java APIs will run on any machine with a "Java runtime environment," that is, Java class libraries and a JVM.... c. Deception of Java Developers Microsoft's "Java implementation" included, in addition to a JVM, a set of software development tools it created to assist ISVs in designing Java applications.
The experimental design component of the study required participants to evaluate a computer-generated image of a storefront for a university-branded merchandise store.
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