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Gradle Versions Plugin is a Gradle plugin that discovers newer versions of project dependencies and reports which packages are current, outdated, unresolved, or ahead of the selected release level. It adds a dependencyUpdates task that can scan regular dependencies and entries declared through version catalogs. The plugin reports findings without modifying build files or applying upgrades automatically. Users can control revision strategies, filter unstable releases, respect declared version...

a Gradle plugin for orchestrating docker builds and pushes. Add basic tasks for building and pushing docker images based on a simple configuration block that specifies the container name, the Dockerfile, task dependencies, and any additional file resources required for the Docker build. Adds a task for populating placeholders in a docker-compose template file with image versions resolved from dependencies. Adds tasks for starting, stopping, statusing and cleaning up a named container based...

Gogradle is a gradle plugin that provides support for building golang. Gogradle is a Gradle plugin that provide modern build support for Golang. Gogradle is deeply inspired by glide(I need to pay respect for it). You can simply think Gogradle as glide+make. make has a very steep learning curve, thus many people (like me) aren't good at it; Gradle use a DSL with similar syntax to Java to describe a build, which is easier for me. Makefile and Shell have cross-platform issues, especially on...

BeakerX is a collection of kernels and extensions to the Jupyter interactive computing environment. It provides JVM support, Spark cluster support, polyglot programming, interactive plots, tables, forms, publishing, and more. BeakerX supports Groovy, Scala, Clojure, Kotlin, Java, and SQL, including many magics. Widgets for time-series plotting, tables, forms, and more (there are Python and JavaScript APIs in addition to the JVM languages). Polyglot magics and autotranslation, allowing you to access multiple languages in the same notebook, and seamlessly communicate between them. ...

...The Observer pattern, the Iterator pattern, and functional programming. ReactiveX is everywhere, and it's meant for everything. Available for idiomatic Java, Scala, C#, C++, Clojure, JavaScript, Python, Groovy, JRuby, and others. Embrace ReactiveX's asynchronicity, enabling concurrency and implementation independence. Manipulate UI events and API responses, on the Web with RxJS, or on mobile with Rx.NET and RxJava. Avoid intricate stateful programs, using clean input/output functions over observable streams. ReactiveX's operators often reduce what was once an elaborate challenge into a few lines of code. ...