"Dabo" is a name we made up, but there are lots of other "dabo" usages around the world. Here are a few:
- Several languages:
- In Latin "dabo" means I will give (to you), so it's very appropriate.
- In Amharic (a semitic language primarily spoken in Ethiopia) it means bread. Here's a recipe. (dabo is developer's daily bread.)
- In Aramaic (another semitic language and Jesus' mother tongue) it means gold. (Of course dabo is gold!)
- Several Persons (dabo sports fair play!):
- French footballer (soccer player) Ousmane Dabo
- Another French footballer, Mouhamadou Dabo
- Another footballer, this time from Mali: Cheikh Oumar Dabo
- Clemson University coach Dabo Swinney
- Japanese rapper: Dabo. (dabo rocks! Maybe it also raps.)
- American painter Leon Dabo, 1865-1960. (dabo has a canvas!)
- Silvia Dabo-Cruz, German/Croatian pedagogue in Frankfurt
- Dabo Dilliard, German hobby filmmaker
- Websites and Companies:
- Dansk BoligstÃÂÃÂ¥l (dabo), a Danish steel fabricator (seems to build ships and furniture)
- A German blog (he doesn't explain why it's named dabo)
- A German web designer (she also doesn't explain)
- A German Ultima Online world
- A German junk yard
- Dabo (Moselle) is a city in northeastern France (Google Map). English Wikipedia knows not much, but the German version does.
- In Star Trek (Deep Space Nine et al.) it's the name of a Ferengi gambling game, see Memory Alpha
- A device used in fishing, shown here.
- Dabo Q10, a dietary supplement
- There is a Dabo font! See it here
- And, of course, everyone's favorite open source 3-tier desktop application framework!
(We don't know why there are so many German entries, the name means nothing in German. Dabo seems to be a Croatian name.)
We're featured at the top of the dome in Rome's St. Peter's Cathedral:
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Which other programming framework has perimeter advertising in St.Peter?
We have a flower named after us!
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(Dabo Girls are hostesses for the gambling game in Star Trek.)
Here's our new Fractal Art logo:
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It's entitled "in loco isto dabo pacem", which translated from Latin means: "In this place I give you peace".