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Messy is a collaboration tool for distributed teams. It provides for instant messaging between members of the collaborating groups, a basic group management framework over which additional capabilities can be layered, and a sample concurrent editor.

WebPAJ (pronounced "web page") is an XML based Java application that simulates multiple concurrent users and can be used to identify bottlenecking and capacity constraints on your web site and web applications.

A concurrent Puzzle with thread

This is a Java-based alternative for keeping track of project time on Tickspot.com; although Tickspot does offer a desktop app, it is written in Adobe Air - it doesn't run well under Linux, and crashes a fair amount. This project is an effort to bring a more rock-solid and programmer-friendly desktop app to what is otherwise an excellent time tracking system. By using Java, this project opens the possibility of launching the application as either an installable desktop application (it's...

WebLOQ IO is a Java NIO framework which allows for tens of thousands of concurrent TCP/IP connections through a very small thread pool (assuming proper OS and network settings). There is built in support for SSL and non-SSL connections.

Concurrent Hashmap Implementation

Peet is a back-end .NET compiler for the SXM software transactional memory (STM) package (available from Microsoft Research). It makes concurrent programming with an STM library easier and more efficient.

Fundamental Types is a library of immutable, thread-safe, highly concurrent, common domain model classes and associated formatters and taglibs.

- Simple example of Concurrent Programming in C and Java (Ended in 2007) - Temptative of a template graphic parser for g++ template errors in Java (Only the core model)

Making use of threads when building a GUI is a pain. SwingWorker is a great idea but doesn't go far enough. This library includes tools and patterns to make managing multiple concurrent tasks from an event thread easier. It's SwingWorker on steroids.

Chor is a strongly-typed choreography programming language for distributed systems. In Chor, the behaviour of a system is written down as a global program (a choreography) where all the message exchanges between the participants are explicit. Choreographies are statically checked against protocol specifications, given as types, enabling type-directed global programming. Finally, Chor supports the automatic generation of systems from a choreography. With Chor, you do not have to worry about...