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The Esri Geometry API for Java can be used to enable spatial data processing in 3rd-party data-processing solutions. Developers of custom MapReduce-based applications for Hadoop can use this API for spatial processing of data in the Hadoop system. The API is also used by the Hive UDF’s and could be used by developers building geometry functions for 3rd-party applications such as Cassandra, HBase, Storm and many other Java-based “big data” applications.

CubicleStorm is a throwback to the text-based adventures of yore. Is there anything beyond the office? Find your way out. Cubicle Storm is in alpha status. Currently, players may roam the world and explore, but such things as objects, NPCs, quests, are not implemented yet. Cubicle Storm is a 9 x 11 grid; 99 rooms, 76 of them unique.

Storm Open Webserver is an open-source HTTP daemon written in Java. It is intended to be a simple to configure, platform-neutral webserver.

A new ball-and-paddle style game, with a spellcasting system, arbitrary angles, and achievements.

When testing using a database with rollback after each test, failing tests are very hard to resolve. Data Storm is a simple DB viewer directly launchable from within your test code to enable you to inspect the current state of the database.

MegaTrack is a Java application for hurricane and tropical storm tracking for Atlantic and eastern Pacific storms.

This is a program to track amateur radio weather spotters for SkyWarn by displaying a map of the watch area on which the user can place virtual pushpins and info where the location of the storm spotters are, whether they be stationary or mobile.

STORM is Simple Tabula Object Relational Mapping. It is an attempt at building a different ORM that solves some of the issues of the current solutions. It works with groovy or java classes.