Projects

Gizmo Daemon

Gizmo Daemon is a userspace utility that makes it easy to control applications, and devices based on input events. For example, a browser window could be scrolled up and down when Gizmod detects up and down events from a joystick. Events can be mapped at the global, or per-application level, which ... [More] allows devices to behave differently depending on which application the user is currently using. All of the event scripting support comes via the Python programming language, which is easy to read and learn, but also provides enough flexibility that some very complex input scripting solutions can be built with Gizmod. [Less]

Ruby-Verse

A Ruby binding for the Verse network protocol.

async

This Java library provides some useful building blocks to build high-performance multi-threaded asynchronous applications in Java. Its implementation was inspired by Twisted's asynchronous library (twisted.internet.defer). Deferred allows you to easily build asynchronous processing chains ... [More] that must trigger when an asynchronous event (I/O, RPC and whatnot) completes. It can be used extensively to build an asynchronous API in a multi-threaded server or client library. [Less]

circuits

circuits is a Lightweight Event driven and Asynchronous Application Framework for the Python Programming Language with a strong Component Architecture.

Esskyuehl

A client library for performing SQL queries asynchronously, supporting multiple database types.

Cloudless

Cloudless is an event-driven communication framework built on-top of 0MQ to provide fast, reliable, easy-to-use library to address most application needs for communication over in-process, inter-process, or over the wire transports. Using BSD sockets directly is such a waste of time for any ... [More] modern application as almost always there will be a need to implement a few communication paradigms on-top of it, and that's where 0MQ solves the problem, but not quite entirely. 0MQ provides the most elegant way to communicate between any two parts of an application by providing a succinct API and utilizing a decentralized asynchronous message queues. Not only that, 0MQ also provides communication patterns where one could easily define the routing construct of messages between any two parts in a system. Cloudless comes in as a transparent abstraction layer on-top of 0MQ to provide an ever-expanding set of communication devices and ultimately allow for constructing virtual networks with high level routing and abstract node descriptors. [Less]

Azy

An asynchronous library for managing HTTP connections, specializing in JSON and XML RPC.

hot-boiler

Boiler library in conjuction with hot library is a multithreaded server environment. It gives a possibility to write potentially fast and flexible servers using single process/thread technique. Key features: iostream interface for sockets transparent context switches while waiting for data ... [More] (event-driven context switching) based on Thread Pool and Reactor patterns support for epoll and kqueue highly configurable Definitely works under Linux and FreeBSD. Not documented yet. Includes server example (templates/classic_server/doller). [Less]

ballade

Ballade is a network programming library which make you building client/server sides applications easily. Referring to the example, implements the ballade interface for writing your own code, then enjoy it! Currently, ballade can only run on windows platform, but, in the nearly future, we will release a new version for linux, hope soon.

ioxx

The ioxx library provides primitives for asynchronous I/O in C++. That kind of thing is typically useful for people who would like to implement a highly concurrent network service, i.e. an application that performs input/output simultaneously on a great number of sockets. The library's main ... [More] components are a socket event dispatcher, a time event dispatcher, and an asynchronous DNS resolver. There is also a class interface to socket programming that offers those wonders of modern C++ such as exception-style error reporting, transparent resource management, type-safety, and support for custom memory allocation strategies. Ioxx is thread-safe in the sense that it is fully re-entrant. The code runs on any POSIX-compliant operating system, most notably Linux, NetBSD, Solaris, AIX, HP/UX, and NT. [Less]