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TranslatedA turn-based competitive Python programming game: problem-solving speed is combat power. A web-based Python programming battle game.

Go package for sharding databases ( Supports every ORM or raw SQL )

  • go
  • golang
  • golang-library
  • database-sharding

Watches for changes in a directory tree and reruns a command in an acme win or just on the terminal.

drom is a wrapper over opam/dune in an attempt to provide a cargo-like user experience. It can be used to create full OCaml projects with sphinx and odoc documentation. It has specific knowledge of Github and will generate files for Github Actions CI and Github pages.

Implementation of RAFT consensus in .NET core

  • raft-consensus-algorithm
  • raft
  • raft-protocol
  • raft-algorithm

Zero-effort, concise configuration management that avoids boilerplate and repetitive actions.

  • config
  • configuration
  • environment
  • flag

A high-performance, high precision, zero allocation fixed-point decimal library for financial applications

  • golang
  • high-performance
  • zero-allocation
  • money

Native PC compatibility project for The Order: 1886 (PS4, CUSA00076). Windows launcher, Vulkan graphics. In development: 3D cinematics observed; gameplay validation ongoing. Uses your own dump; no game files included. | Projeto para PC em desenvolvimento; usa seu próprio dump.

A generics based dependency injection application framework for Go, supporting aspect oriented programming based on interceptors

gonids is a library to parse IDS rules, with a focus primarily on Suricata rule compatibility. There is a discussion forum available that you can join on Google Groups: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/gonids/

Managing go application shutdown with signals.

  • go
  • shutdown
  • signals
  • death

A cross-platform native UI engine with a Go backend: write apps in Go with signals, memos and flexbox layout, and each platform draws with its own native views — iOS, macOS, Windows, Android, Linux and the web