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    JARI - Just Another R Interface
    JARI (Just Another R Interface) is a comprehensive data science desktop suite engineered to guide researchers, students, and analysts through the entire data analysis lifecycle. By pairing a structured workflow with automated R code generation, JARI allows users to conduct rigorous statistical analysis without struggling with syntax—while keeping the full power of custom R scripting accessible for advanced users
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    ksqlDB

    ksqlDB

    The database purpose-built for stream processing applications

    ...Streams are immutable, append-only sequences of events. They're useful for representing a series of historical facts. Tables are mutable collections of events. They let you represent the latest version of each value per key.
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    Big Sack

    Big Sack: A lightweight Java Key/Value store with undo and disk cache.

    Big Sack is a Java persistence mechanism that allows storage of key value pairs following the popular Big Data paradigms. Its a very simple and straightforward way to bridge the gap between in-memory data structures and long-term storage. It has the convenience of Java SDK TreeMap and TreeSet classes and is used the same easy way, but it includes rollback through undo logging to checkpoint data so it does not wind up in an unknown state regardless of failures.
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