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A curated collection of links summarizing all talks, videos, slides, and resources from EmberConf 2017.
A cross-platform command-line tool that mimics the /dev/null device, discarding any input it receives.
.NET Standard client library for sending and receiving events with Azure Event Hubs.
A TypeScript/JavaScript library providing Python-inspired iteration utilities for working with iterables, streams, and pipes.
Streams PostgreSQL database events to Kafka using logical replication and can also consume events from Kafka.
A lightweight SQL-based stream processing engine for IoT edge, enabling real-time data transformation and windowed aggregation.
A lightweight, powerful templating engine for C# and .NET with extensive formatter support and streaming capabilities.
A CLI tool for fault-tolerant streaming of data to S3 buckets, supporting resumable uploads, compression, and encryption.
Create readable Node.js streams that produce no data or writable streams that discard data, useful for testing and fixtures.
A ClojureScript port of the Manifold library for asynchronous programming with streams and deferred values.
A window-based hybrid stream processing engine that leverages both CPU and GPU resources for high-performance data analytics.
A reactive stream programming framework for live data computation with concurrent asynchronous operations.
Stream 5.8GHz analog video from RX5808 receivers to web browsers using a Raspberry Pi and USB capture device.
A resilient, zero-dependency Go package for in-application micro-batch processing with bounded latency.
library and CLI tool that merges multiple Test Anything Protocol streams
Micropython software for ESP8266 that streams MPU6050 sensor data to an MQTT server.
An Elixir package for low-memory consumption iteration over large BSON files by applying a function to each document.
A Vue.js component for rendering Markdown strings with customizable components and syntax highlighting.
A C++ reactive stream programming framework for live data computation with concurrent asynchronous operations.
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