Abstract: A computer-implemented product including instructions embodied in a non-transitory computer read-able medium that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to receive input selecting one of a plurality of faces of a boundary representation model of an object. The computer-implemented product may include further instructions to identify boundary edges of the model outside the one of the faces not separated from the one of the faces by an intervening concave or convex edge. The boundary edges may define a perimeter of a topological feature containing the one of the faces. The computer-implemented product may include further instructions to identify a set of the faces including the one of the faces contained by the perimeter and generate output highlighting the boundary edges and set of the faces of the topological feature.

Abstract: Response delay associated with a state-based client-server application can be reduced with utilization of an application state server-side cache. A server caches data for a set of one or more possible states of a client-server application that may follow a current state of the application. The server rapidly responds to a client request with data that corresponds to an appropriate new state of the application in accordance with the application state server-side cache. The server determines that the application will transition to the appropriate new state from the current state of the application with the application state server-side cache based, at least in part, on an operation indicated by the client request.

Abstract: Response delay associated with a state-based client-server application can be reduced with utilization of an application state server-side cache. A server caches data for a set of one or more possible states of a client-server application that may follow a current state of the application. The server rapidly responds to a client request with data that corresponds to an appropriate new state of the application in accordance with the application state server-side cache. The server determines that the application will transition to the appropriate new state from the current state of the application with the application state server-side cache based, at least in part, on an operation indicated by the client request.