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franz-go Public
franz-go is a feature complete, pure Go library for Kafka from 0.8.0 through 4.1+. Producing, consuming, transacting, administrating, etc.
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kcl Public
Your one stop shop to do anything with Kafka. Producing, consuming, transacting, administrating; 0.8.0 through 3.2+
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osrs-dps-calc Public
Forked from weirdgloop/osrs-dps-calcWeb-based DPS calculator for Old School RuneScape
TypeScript GNU General Public License v3.0 UpdatedNov 14, 2024 -
redpanda Public
Forked from redpanda-data/redpandaRedpanda is a streaming data platform for developers. Kafka API compatible. 10x faster. No ZooKeeper. No JVM!
C++ UpdatedJun 6, 2024 -
go-cache Public
A concurrency safe, mostly lock-free, singleflight request collapsing generic cache with support for stale values.
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go-sliceheap Public
A Go package to provide heaps on arbitrary slices.
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tlscfg Public
Easy *tls.Config initialization for Go
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futures-bufio Public
Buffered IO with futures on top of a threadpool for blocking IO
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go-mergetyp Public
Fast arbitrary type merging generated at runtime (minus some exceptions)
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go-pkg Public
A collection of Go packages.
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types Public
A helper package for arbitrary Go types.
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chkjson Public
Fast, in place, and allocation free JSON validating, compacting, and escaping for Go.
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go-hdgraph Public
Provides the strong components (Tarjan's) algorithm for determining dependency ordering and cycles with maps.
Go MIT License UpdatedFeb 3, 2020 -
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go-rbtree Public
An iterative red-black tree with obvious semantics and powerful iteration.
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go-dgraph Public
Provides the strong components (Tarjan's) algorithm for determining dependency ordering and cycles with slices.
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tokio-ioext Public
Functions that do not exactly fit in tokio-io
Rust MIT License UpdatedFeb 10, 2018 -
vali Public
An unsafe use of reflect.Value to sidestep an arbitrary limitation.
Go MIT License UpdatedDec 22, 2017 -
algoimpl Public
Algorithm Implementations
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message Public
Basic go interfaces interface for getting and sending messages and acknowledging they have been processed.