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eglh.com EGL = Elegant Gothic Lolita, a fashion line;Elegant Gothic Lolita (EGL) is a line of Lolita fashion-style clothing created by Japanese musician and fashion designer Mana for his store, Moi-même-Moitié. It has branches in Shinjuku and Nagoya, Japan as well as online through CDJapan. It is commonly mistaken as the blanket term for Lolita fashion and Gothic Lolita in Western Lolita culture. The name "EGL" applies only to that specific line of clothing in Moi-même-Moitié, which is in the Gothic Lolita style. Gothic Lolita is a smaller subgroup of the Lolita fashion. The brand line's style is in the Lolita fashion, which is based on the aesthetic of Victorian young girls' fashion. Because it is prominently black, white, and darker colors generally used in the Goth fashion, it is considered Gothic Lolita. EGL makes up half of the Moi-même-Moitié fashion lines; the other half being EGA, or Elegant Gothic Aristocrat, which differs from EGL in that it's an androgynous line of fashion that caters to both sexes and is generally considered to be the more mature counterpart.
EGL = Enterprise Generation Language, a computer programming language;Enterprise Generation Language, or EGL, is a fourth-generation computer programming language. EGL traces its origins back to IBM's Cross Systems Product 4GL. It subsequently became VisualAge Generator and evolved into its current status as a strategic business development language. IBM created EGL to help procedural programmers, particularly those with RPG and COBOL experience, learn the concepts and practices of object-oriented programming more easily. EGL programming tools are available as a set of commercial plug-ins to the Eclipse-based IBM Rational products, such as Rational Application Developer and WebSphere Developer for System z. EGL generates the user's choice of either Java and COBOL executable code, so EGL programs can run on practically all platforms and can address high performance business computing.
EGL = Eesti Gaidide Liit, an Estonian Guides Association;Eesti Gaidide Liit (EGL, Estonian Guides Association) is the national Guiding organization of Estonia. In 1993 it was readmitted as a member of World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). History Guiding in Estonia started in 1919. It was banned in 1940 after the Soviet occupation of Estonia. The organization "Estonian Girl Guides in Exile" was established in the autumn of 1949, and a change of statutes and name occurred in 1960. The organization as founded through the merger of the Eesti Gaidide Malev (Estonian Girl Guide Association) with 250 members and the Eesti Gaidide Ühendus (Estonian Guide Association) with 525 members in 1993.
EGL = Embedded-System Graphics Library, Native Platform Graphics Interface for OpenGL ES
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