Rui Carmo
The language that went from “Write Once, Crawl Anywhere” to becoming a universe of its own, and with which I have regular tusses.
Resources
| Category | Date | Link | Notes |
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| Application Frameworks | 2013 | Akka | the reference Actor pattern implementation for Scala and Java |
| Decompilers | 2025 | Malimite | an iOS and macOS decompiler |
| Hardware | 2021 | HaikuVM Gradle Plugin | a Gradle plugin for deploying Java applications on to bare metal Raspberry Pis |
| Integration | 2019 | Zeebe | A BPMN workflow engine for microservice orchestration |
| Libraries | 2023 | LMAX Disruptor | a high performance inter-thread messaging library |
| 2013 | MapDB | An interesting serialization library |
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| Quartz | an enterprise-grade job scheduler |
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| Networking | 2023 | Aeron | Efficient reliable UDP unicast, UDP multicast, and IPC message transport (for Java and C/C++) |
| Runtimes | jacobin | a more than minimal JVM written in Go |
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| 2021 | HaikuVM | HaikuVM is a JAVA VM for micro controllers |
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| 2013 | JamVM | a compact Java VM that happens to work fine on older ARM architectures |
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| Tools | 2019 | JDGui | a Java decompiler I resort to now and then |
| UI | 2020 | Radiance | a library for building Swing applications |
| Web Frameworks | 2024 | javalin | simple Java and Kotlin web framework |
| 2023 | rupy | a tiny application server with a distributed file database. |
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| 2019 | Quarkus | a cloud native, container first framework |
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| 2013 | Rapidoid | An intriguing web framework |
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| Spark | A neat and compact framework for Java/Kotlin web apps |