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turbo

C++11 metaprogramming library

tusd

A dedicated server for resumable file uploads written in Go.

tweaks

Easily adjust parameters for iOS apps in development.

twilio

twitter-server

Twitter-Server defines a template from which services at Twitter are built

twitter-the-algorithm

Source code for Twitter's Recommendation Algorithm

typeahead.js

typeahead.js is a fast and fully-featured autocomplete library

ucm

useful cmake macros

ui-router

UI-Router for Nested Routing by the AngularUI Team!

uihrdc

Suite of universal indexes for Highly Repetitive Document Collections

uri

cpp-netlib URI

usql

µSQL is a SQL parser engine for C++ to develop SQL based applications easily, and it supports other SQL like domain specific languages such as UnQL and GQL too.

utils

Useful headers for C++11

uvbook

An Introduction to libuv

uwebsockets

Highly efficient cross-platform WebSocket & HTTP library for C++11 and Node.js

v7

Embedded JavaScript engine for C/C++

v8bridge

bridge.js (or v8bridge) is a header-only library used to provide bindings between C++ and JavaScript (v8 engine).

vagrant-mesos

Mesos/Docker/Marathon/Aurora development Vagrant Virtualbox setup

vagrant-mesos-1

Spin up your Mesos Cluster with Vagrant! (VirtualBox and AWS)

vagrant-vbguest

A Vagrant plugin to keep your VirtualBox Guest Additions up to date

vagrants

Vagrant configurations

vector

Vector is an on-host performance monitoring framework which exposes hand picked high resolution metrics to every engineer’s browser.

vector-1

A High-Performance, Logs, Metrics, & Events Router

vega

A visualization grammar.

vertx-examples

verve

virtualmesos

This is a clone of the Mesos project. The main contribution is an implementation of virtual machine container inside the slave directory. My intention is to just fold the modified launcher and vm-container code into the Mesos project.

vowpal_wabbit

John Langford's original release of Vowpal Wabbit -- a fast online learning algorithm

w

A simple C++ web framework based on Libevent.

wat

How fast are computers?