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Fast Android Networking Library is a powerful library for doing any type of networking in Android applications which is made on top of OkHttp Networking Layer. Fast Android Networking Library takes care of each and everything. So you don't have to do anything, just make a request and listen for the response. The recent removal of HttpClient in Android Marshmallow(Android M) made other networking libraries obsolete.

Glide is a fast and efficient open source image loading and caching library for Android that focuses on smooth scrolling. It supports fetching, decoding and displaying images, video stills as well as animated GIFs, with a simple and easy to use interface and API. Glide offers a performant and extensible resource decoding pipeline and automatic resource pooling, and a flexible API that allows developers to plug in to just about any network stack.

Volley is an Android networking library that streamlines making asynchronous HTTP requests, caching responses, and managing image loading with minimal code. It provides request queues, thread pools, and lifecycle-aware cancellation so network work integrates cleanly with activities and fragments. Out of the box it supports JSON, string, and image requests, plus an extensible Request/Response model for custom payloads. Volley emphasizes responsiveness: transparent caching and de-duplication...

Fast Matrix for Java (fm4j) is a general-purpose matrix utility library for computing with dense matrices. fm4j encapsulated different underlying implementations and select the optimal one in run-time depending on the size of the input matrix. Moreover, fm4j employs Java (Tm) Concurrency to take advantage of the computation power of multi-cor processors.

3-layer neural network for regression and classification with sigmoid activation function and command line interface similar to LibSVM. Quick Start: "java -jar nen.jar"

SimpleNet is a small Java network library that should aid in writing fast and lightweight network protocols without having to fuzzle around too much with protocol decisions. It mainly aides in message dispatching and abstraction.