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An ultra-light, Go-based open source ecosystem for building event-driven serverless functions, microservices, and edge applications.
A high-performance C micro-framework for building event-driven web applications and network services.
A fast, type-safe C++11 Entity-Component System for game development and simulation.
A curated list of awesome frameworks, libraries, and resources for the Vert.x reactive toolkit.
A modern, zero-config PHP framework that minimizes boilerplate code and gets out of your way.
A curated list of resources about serverless computing and serverless architectures.
A fast Python in-process signal/event dispatching system for decoupling application components.
A header-only, event-based C++17 wrapper for libuv that provides a modern API while staying true to libuv's original interface.
A Python framework and Rust-based distributed processing engine for stateful event and stream processing.
A feature-rich HTTP client library for Node.js that simplifies making REST API requests with automatic serialization and parsing.
A tiny (185 bytes) event-based Redux-like state manager for React, Preact, Angular, Vue, and Svelte.
A lightweight eventbus library for Go with async compatibility and cross-process event support.
A Kubernetes-native open-source platform for API mocking and contract testing from OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, gRPC, GraphQL, and Postman assets.
A single-header C library for building event-driven, non-blocking HTTP servers with support for epoll and kqueue.
A Node.js library for building Amazon SQS-based applications with minimal boilerplate.
A Python stream processing library that ports Kafka Streams concepts to Python, enabling scalable event processing and in-memory durable key/value stores.
A simple, high-performance, and reliable WebSocket server and client library written in Go, supporting TCP, KCP, and Unix domain sockets.
A lightweight, fast, non-blocking TCP network library and WebSocket server for Go, based on the Reactor pattern.
Reactive extensions for PHP enabling asynchronous and event-based programming using observable streams.
An open-source specification and tools for sending webhooks easily, securely, and reliably across the industry.
An open-source, self-hosted server implementation of the Pusher protocol for real-time WebSocket communication.
A robust and multipurpose Graph object for JavaScript and TypeScript, supporting various graph types with a unified interface.
A PostgreSQL-based event store and message store for pub/sub, event sourcing, and microservices applications.
A flexible event system for PHP applications, supporting event listeners, priorities, and custom emitters.
A Ruby library for implementing event-driven architectures in Rails applications, providing event publishing, storage, and subscription.
A Ruby library for implementing event-driven architectures in Rails applications, providing event publishing, storage, and subscription.
A Node.js wrapper for interfacing with Discord, enabling bot development with voice support and event handling.
A lightweight, event-driven WebSocket library for Rust built on MIO for high-performance networking.
A lightweight, portable, and easy-to-use asynchronous networking library for C.
A popular, easy-to-use, and mature Ruby client library for RabbitMQ, enabling Ruby applications to interoperate via messaging.
A configurable and extensible PHP web spider for crawling and scraping websites with support for breadth-first/depth-first traversal, caching, and custom filters.
A high-performance Rust stream processing engine with integrated AI capabilities for real-time data processing and intelligent analysis.
Node.js utilities for watching file and directory trees with flexible filtering and event monitoring.
An event-driven animation system for Swift that combines the observer pattern with custom spring animations.
A Go in-memory cache library with generics, automatic item expiration, and event-driven architecture.
A fast, event-driven network library for Rust that simplifies socket management with a message and endpoint abstraction.
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