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ambrose

A platform for visualization and real-time monitoring of data workflows

cassandra

Mirror of Apache Cassandra (incubating)

collectd-carbon

collectd plugin to write to Carbon (frontend for Graphite's Whisper storage format)

collectd-graphite

collectd plugin for sending data to graphite

crunch

Easy, efficient MapReduce pipelines in Java and Scala.

cubism

Cubism.js: A JavaScript library for time series visualization.

dagster

A Python library for building data applications: ETL, ML, Data Pipelines, and more.

dropwizard

A damn simple library for building production-ready RESTful web services.

dvm

An on demand Docker virtual machine, thanks to Vagrant and boot2docker. Works great on Macs and other platforms that don't natively support the Docker daemon.

elements

Useful LESS mixins

fasttuple

graphsurge

Graphs analytics on collections of views!

hg-test

Test repository for Mercurial-Git integration

infinitest

A Continuous Test Runner for Java

intellij-community

IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition

jackson-databind

General data-binding package for Jackson (2.x): works on streaming API (core) implementation(s)

java-repl

Read Eval Print Loop for Java

jmxtrans

jmxtrans

jstack-profiler

Simple java profiler that take jstack output as input

junit

A programmer-oriented testing framework for Java.

junit-quickcheck

QuickCheck-style parameter suppliers for JUnit Theories

junit-theories

JUnit theories runner -- supports generics in theory parms

kafka

Mirror of Apache Kafka

metricsd

A metrics aggregator for Graphite

mtc

Mavenized build of http://code.google.com/p/multithreadedtc-junit4/

normalize.css

Normalize.css makes browsers render HTML elements consistently and in line with modern standards.

okio

A modern I/O API for Java

opentracing-java

Java implementation of the OpenTracing API

quasar

Lightweight threads and actors for the JVM

recsys2019_deeplearning_evaluation

This is the repository of our article published in RecSys 2019 "Are We Really Making Much Progress? A Worrying Analysis of Recent Neural Recommendation Approaches"