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352 items from deephacks/awesome-jvm ★2,174

  1. mph-table github.com

    Minimal Perfect Hash Tables are an immutable key/value store with efficient space utilization and fast reads.

  2. bloofi github.com

    Java implementation of multidimensional Bloom filters

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  3. JXIO github.com

    Java API over AccelIO (C library), a high-performance asynchronous reliable messaging and RPC library optimized for hardware acceleration.

  4. rollinghashjava github.com

    Rolling hash functions in Java.

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  5. jmh-compare-gui github.com

    GUI for comparing JMH results.

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  6. grappa github.com

    Java fork of Parboiled. Write grammars with no preprocessing phase.

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  7. Reactive Streams Utilities github.com

    Future standard utilities library for Reactive Streams.

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  8. injector github.com

    A new Executor for Java.

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  9. jfr-report-tool github.com

    Tool for creating reports from Java Flight Recorder dumps.

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  10. osquery osquery.io

    osquery is an instrumentation framework that expose the operating system as a high-performance relational database.

  11. gRPC grpc.io

    A high performance, open source, general RPC framework that puts mobile and HTTP/2 first.

  12. Deeplearning4j deeplearning4j.org

    Open-Source, Distributed, Deep Learning Library for the JVM.

  13. Clojure clojure.org

    Dialect of Lisp created by Rich Hickey. Dynamically typed with emphasis on functional programming.

  14. K3PO github.com

    Create arbitrary network traffic and behavior to certify whether a network endpoint behaves correctly.

  15. jRT github.com

    Measures response time of a java application to socket-based requests.

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  16. lightweight_trie github.com

    A very memory-efficient trie (radix tree) implementation.

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  17. bytestacks github.com

    Turn JVM bytecode execution into flame graphs.

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  18. proteus-java github.com

    Proteus Java Client based on RSocket.

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  19. HdrLogProcessing github.com

    Utilities for HDR Histogram logs manipulation.

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  20. splitmap github.com

    A parallel bitmap implementation.

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  21. polarbear github.com

    A tool to help diagnose OutOfMemoryError conditions.

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  22. Flame Graphs brendangregg.com

    Visualization of profiled software, allowing the most frequent code-paths to be identified quickly and accurately.

  23. atoptool atoptool.nl

    Logging of system and process activity for long-term analysis, highlighting overloaded system.

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  24. RSocket rsocket.io

    RSocket is a binary protocol for use on byte stream transports such as TCP, WebSockets, and Aeron.

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  25. Reactive Streams reactive-streams.org

    Standard for asynchronous stream processing with non-blocking back pressure.

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  26. Cap’n Proto capnproto.org

    Insanely fast data interchange format and capability-based RPC system.

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  27. H2O h2o.ai

    Fast statistical, machine learning & math runtime.

  28. Renjin renjin.org

    JVM-based interpreter for the R language for the statistical analysis

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  29. OCaml-Java ocamljava.org

    Supports OCaml language v4. Generates plain Java bytecode and have seamless integration with Java.

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  30. Kotlin kotlinlang.org

    Statically typed programming language for the JVM, Android and the browser.

  31. Groovy groovy-lang.org

    Optionally typed and dynamic language, with static-typing and static compilation capabilities.

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  32. Gatling gatling.io

    Asynchronous non-blocking scenario driven load testing tool for testing HTTP servers.

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  33. Byte Buddy bytebuddy.net

    Code generation library creating Java classes at runtime without the help of a compiler.

  34. onyx-java github.com

    Mirrors the Onyx Platform core API by providing a Java equivalent for each component of an Onyx workflow.

  35. Viktor Klang twitter.com

    Deputy CTO at Typesafe Inc.

  36. Vladimir Ivanov twitter.com

    hacking HotSpot JVM @ Oracle.

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  37. Stuart Marks twitter.com

    Doctor Deprecator. Java/JDK/OpenJDK developer

  38. Stéphane Maldini twitter.com

    Project Reactor Lead @Pivotal.

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  39. Todd L. Montgomery twitter.com

    Ex-CTO, Ex-NASA researcher, network geek, messaging middleware designer.

  40. Stephen Colebourne twitter.com

    Java Champion. Occasional blogger and speaker. Best known for Joda projects and JSR-310.

  41. Ron Pressler twitter.com

    Parallel Universe. Leading Fibers and Continuations for the JVM.

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  42. Richard Startin richardstartin.uk

    Performance Analyst, developer, blogger.

  43. Richard Warburton twitter.com

    Developer, Speaker, Author.

  44. Rafael Winterhalter twitter.com

    Author of ByteBuddy.

  45. Peter Lawrey twitter.com

    Innovative developer of high performance Java systems for competitive advantage.

  46. Per Liden twitter.com

    Hacking on the HotSpot JVM at Oracle.

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  47. Paul Phillips twitter.com

    Forever undisputed SLOC Scala compiler dev.

  48. Norman Maurer twitter.com

    Netty developer.

  49. Kirk Pepperdine twitter.com

    Working in high performance and distributed computing for nearly 20 years.

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  50. Martijn Verburg twitter.com

    Java Champion.

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