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client-server-fasthttp

Just playing with fasthttp. Making a server and a client and seeing what I can do with the library.

combo-router-services

discord-tr-bot

Number cruncher bot for doing game battle analysis

dual-kotlin-java-playground

Sandbox for using lightweight coroutines to play inside legacy Java projects

fork-join-plus-reflections-method-args

This sample project demonstrates a couple of cool things. The original intent was to play around with RecursiveTask and ForkJoinPool, but along the way I implemented a sweet little process for capturing method runtimes.

gorilla-mux-net-http

Go project that explores gorilla/mux to build a superhero API

k8s-playground

More sandbox type stuff, usable for me and not many else.

musical-rotary-phone

First React project. Reusable components with a Rick and Morty theme.

performance

Performance is a sample repo for GO performance profiling. It provides a baseline for beginners to jumpstart their understanding of Go profiling, helping them quickly navigate from being useless at profiling to being quite capable.

pubsub-emulator-docker

A Docker image for running the Google Cloud PubSub emulator

random

health check handling, graceful shutdown things, http server with gorilla/mux, dockerfile defined

reimagined-disco

Learning how to use Hazelcast in memory NoSQL DB

resume

[WIP] react resume project

router

studious-spoon

Simple Angular application featuring a handful of Morties

ubiquitous-barnacle

This project demonstrates using ArrayBlockingQueue for managing work on a queue between threads

vertx-coordination

This project is meant to showcase vertx's ability to coordinate asynchronous work. Right now I'm using CompositeFuture. The plan is to build on that in such a way that it mixes synchronous and asynchronous work together.

vertx-http

This project is simply a means to exploring Vert.x using Java. So far, I've set up a basic REST api that sends messages over the EventBus (mostly pointless except demonstrating how). I've also made the verticles use a config file for setting up things like port and number of deployed verticle instances. I've added a RedisClientVerticle to manage my connection with Redis. I'll continue building that out and replace my temporary global Map<String, JsonObject>. What's next?

vertx-kafka

vertx-tests

vertx-websocket

Simple websocket server - client interaction using PING - PONG initiated through the client.

website

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