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Top 15 Connection Open-Source Projects
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docker-host
A docker sidecar container to forward all traffic to local docker host or any other host
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
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MultiPeer
📱📲 A wrapper for the MultipeerConnectivity framework for automatic offline data transmission between devices
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spacetimeengine
A Python utility for analyzing a given solution to the Einstein's field equations. Built on Sympy.
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aggligator
Aggregates multiple links (TCP, Bluetooth, USB or similar) into one connection having their combined bandwidth and provides resiliency against failure of individual links.
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your-connection-deserves-a-name
Examples and code to assign a name to your MongoDB, MySQL, NATS, Oracle, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, and redis connection.
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A decade ago when I was interested in General Relativity I wanted to write a simple program to handle symbolic calculations for Einstein field equations (Starting with metric and calculated affine connections, ricci tensor …etc.). Sympy was an option (better because python was the only language I know well) but I found it hard and actually couldn't make it work. I used mathematica which was new for me but did it in a couple of hours. I expanded it later and used it to calculate a lot of things in a black hole paper I published later.
I checked now, and it seems that on this front a lot of development in sympy made it possible that we know how very good libraries built on top of it [1] [2]. There is even now a Jupyter notebook example on schwarzschild metric [3].
[1] https://docs.einsteinpy.org
[2]https://github.com/spacetimeengineer/spacetimeengine
[3] https://github.com/sympy/sympy/blob/master/examples/intermed...
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I would change few things in the "game": * add min-width of the words container because when they change the whole layout jumps. * Don't switch the words when you finish 3rd one, it's kind of annoying and drastic. I would just move by one after each word also highlight the current word. * Download word list in the file you probably just have them hardcoded in the code (didn't checked). Just search word list. You can find list of nouns and adjectives, they work nice together. If you can find any wordlist you can check the ones I used in my projects.
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Index
What are some of the best open-source Connection projects? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | tproxy | 3,167 |
2 | docker-host | 1,070 |
3 | pgagroal | 650 |
4 | SocketIOUnity | 350 |
5 | MultiPeer | 224 |
6 | singlestoredb-laravel-driver | 220 |
7 | neo4j-php-client | 154 |
8 | spacetimeengine | 143 |
9 | agroal | 139 |
10 | neoss | 123 |
11 | aggligator | 109 |
12 | NanoRPCProxy | 94 |
13 | bwlimit | 42 |
14 | your-connection-deserves-a-name | 28 |
15 | webrtc-share | 6 |
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