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Database connection pooling and query queueing.
A sane RSS reader for the modern age.
Reversible futures::Stream-based state machines
Rust implementation of the Streamline NTRU Prime algorithm
TrackVis (*.trk) reader and writer
Streamlined AI Terminal Interactions
Un emprendimiento de código abierto robusto y fiable que protege tus datos y preserva tu privacidad.
Visualization utilities for the OxiPhysics engine
Rust implementation of the Streamline NTRU Prime algorithm
a free software to ensure better project management for teams
A Rust port of the perfect-freehand library for creating smooth, beautiful freehand lines
Git Workflow Automator - Streamline your Git workflows with ease
A command-line utility to streamline Kubernetes-driven development and deployment.
Lightweight solution to measure controller usage in Rails applications with the aim of identifying unused controllers.
A streamlined development and deployment workflow for Chef platform.
Streamline your writing in Jekyll with these commands.
A streamlined development and deployment workflow for Chef platform.
Streamlined wrapper for p4ruby
Provides tools for easy setup of custom onboarding to boost engagement.
yard-slipstream is a yard plugin for Yard-0.5.3 and higher. Slipstream gives users an option for faster page navigation in their yard documents. We just want to optimize the most frequent lookups and remove any duplicate info. Other than that its just plain straight Yard, with all the same "look and feel" as the default template.
For streamlining and automating time and invoice management in Harvest.
Streamlined, programmatic access to Amazon's Elastic Map Reduce service, driven by the Sharethrough team's requirements for belting out EMR jobs.
'wip' provides tools to assist with the creation/maintenance of and collaboration on software projects
A Rails gem that streamlines interactions with the Scribd service
cpp_engine is an build system for C++ projects, It works like Make but much better. Compring to Rake, cpp_engine is more targeted at building C++ project I just started developing this system. Since I am a student in NYU, the effort I can put on this project is limited. if you are interested in it, please send me email:) To use this system, you need to create a file named "enginespec" in your working dir. An example of enginespec is as follows: compile(["*.cpp"]){|config| config.flags=["-O3", "-msse2", "-msse3", "-mfpmath=sse"] config.header_dirs=["include1","include2"] config.lib_dirs=["libdir1","libdir2"] config.libs=["math","openGL"] config.product="xxx" } After this file is created, you can simply run cppengine to build your project