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A fast, privacy-first desktop API client for REST, GraphQL, WebSockets, SSE, and gRPC.
A simple, feature-rich HTTP, REST, and SSE client library for Go.
A header-only library providing portable implementations of SIMD intrinsics for hardware without native support.
A highly optimized, header-only 2D/3D graphics math library for C, providing fast and ergonomic functions for graphics programming.
Open source C++ skeletal animation library and toolset for runtime character animation playback with a data-oriented design.
An all inline SIMD C++ linear algebra library optimized for games and graphics applications.
A portable C++ library providing SIMD vector types for explicit data-parallel programming with zero-overhead abstractions.
A fast concurrent HTTP/WebSocket server for Ruby with built-in Pub/Sub, built on the facil.io C framework.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional static asset serving speeds.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional speed.
A specialized SIMD Geometric Algebra library for high-performance 3D projective geometry operations.
A portable, zero-overhead C++ header-only library implementing std::experimental::simd for explicit data-parallel programming.
A C++ SIMD noise library providing high-performance 3D noise generation with runtime CPU instruction set detection.
A high-performance, secure, and distributed key-value store with an HTTP API, built in Rust.
A minimalistic, standard library compliant Go router for building web applications with no third-party dependencies.
An Erlang HTTP client built on gun with out-of-the-box support for Server-sent Events (SSE).
A D library providing the fastest possible implementations of common routines like JSON parsing, string splitting, and C interop.
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