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    Apache Dubbo Spring Boot Project

    Apache Dubbo Spring Boot Project

    Spring Boot project for Apache Dubbo

    ...Dubbo supports multiple service registries, which can detect service online/offline instantly. Dubbo’s micro-kernel and plugin design ensures that it can easily be extended by third party implementation across core features like protocol, transport, and serialization.
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    DING!

    DING!

    First practical dynamic system performance analyzer

    Windows application displaying a system tray icon and notifications about system responsiveness at the moment. When the system is busy with finishing its loading after reboot - you'll get a notification when the system is really ready to work. On next reboot it will display a countdown clock with estimated time to wait before full system readiness.
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    Solarstorm

    Solarstorm

    A rethinking of the Operating System Ecosystem.

    This is the fifth or sixth generation of this idea, the big difference being that we have written some bootloader code and have started mapping out the kernel layout and structure. We have decided upon a core programming language for the kernel, and the core language for almost everything else. With a focus on isolating the MAJOR kernel features from the system itself, in what until now has remained research only instances, we hope to create a fully functioning exokerne. All code at this time will be available only via a git repository.
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