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...The main usage of the ChainKit is to unify top blockchains interfaces into a single normalized API interface, therefore you can build blockchain dApps easily without digging into blockchain complex infrastructure. Bi-directional on-chain transactions (inbound and outbound). Build dApps connecting to smart contracts using chain kit agnostic connector. Quick intuitive code deployments by using a special mechanism that will deploy smart contracts and dApp services where code changed. Silent deployments, no interruption for the current functionality (really useful on production). One single command to simultaneously deploy all available functions on your project where code changed from the last deployment. ...

A container with the required dependencies configured can be found here. The image is however outdated. We are working on pushing the latest image to dockerhub for your convenience. If you experience any issues with this image, please try to build a new docker image by pulling this codebase before open an issue. A collection of the utilities that were developed for the paper are in misc_utils. Use them at your own risk - they have mostly been disposable. This is an improved version of the...

This lightweight dynamic component framework, implemented in Java in a first time uses no code generation at all but uses only contracts. Contracts are expressed using simple software mechanism as interfaces and/or reflection (from middleware to application). A single small jar hosts the code dedicated to data, event and services management over the network, using contracts, reflection and generics. The main goal of the Java Dynamic Component Framework (jdcf) is to simplify the writing (and reuse) of individual Java components, parts of distributed networked application. ...

...Its syntax and features inspired from Objective-C and CLOS provide: uniform object model, generic functions, fast multimethods & delegation, introspection, exceptions & contracts...

The "Java Declarative Programming API" (JDPA) provides declarative programming support for Java using annotations, allowing developers to define parameter constraints, interface contracts, transformations, interceptors and more.

Soya is an open-source implementation of the SSDL specification, built on top of the Windows Communictaion Foundation (WCF) (formerly Indigo). it provides a programming model and runtime environment for creating and enacting SSDL contracts.

Theodolite is an Enterprise Service Bus that allows non-instrusive data marshalling for components without requiring any framework dependencies. It provides orchestration of high level strongly typed interface-based service contracts between components.

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