* Remove some useless "confidence" stuff
- HHVM implies PHP
- Mattermost can run on Postgre or Mysql, there is no point in showing them both at 50%, we don't do this for anything else
- If something is powered by ASP.NET, it's running ASP.NET
- If there is "Python" in a "Server" header, it's powered by Python
- RiteCMS is running on SQLite by default, it's the whole point of running this CMS instead of something more heavy
- JQuery is a mandatory dependency of typeahead
* @q-- is right, HHVM might imply Hack
I haven't seen any serious website in Hack, except facebook,
so lets go for 75%
* @q-- is right again
> Microsoft IIS will send this header if ASP.NET is installed (by default if you use IIS, I think) even ASP.NET isn't actually used.
* When phusion passenger gives a version number, it's not for Ruby
This can be tested [here](http://www.barnivore.com/beer?vfilter=All).
There is no such thing as Ruby 5.X
* Fix two typo
* Improve a bit hybris detection
- Factorize a bit the regexp
- Add a new pattern that can be tested [here](https://www.iittala.com/se/sv/home)
- Change the url to https
* Fix a typo
OpenUI5 is a very populated Web and JavaScript Framework for enterprise web applications. It is used to create web applications which are highly responsible and maintainable in an easy way.
* Low confidence for 2-character environment variables
These can be automatically generated by the Google Closure Compiler
(which will, if configured, replace global variables with auto-generated
ones such as aa, ab, ac et cetera.) Hence, they are a less reliable
indication that a library which would also set said variable is present.
* Low confidence for D3 and NV3D env patterns
These variables can be automatically generated by the Google Closure Compiler (which will, if configured, replace global variables with auto-generated ones such as aa, ab, ac et cetera.) Hence, they are a less reliable indication that a library which would also set said variable is present.
Elbert Alias