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...This is not to be used in game (maybe deathmatch only :stuck_out_tongue:), but rather is meant to have some with the features that Java provides. I included all source so that you can see what I used. This is a great project to learn about global event listener, JRobot, JavaFX, etc... Most of the people said this just makes it harder to play the game, so it's not fantastic. The only thing I would say is worth getting banned over is the "camping" trigger bot and the crosshair overlay. The other features don't really provide an unfair advantage in my opinion. Either way, enjoy :)

AJAX Live Search is a PHP search form that similar to Google Autocomplete feature displays the result as you type. Getting the current example in index.php to work including creating a dummy database and a table should not take longer than 7 minutes. But it will take more in case you need to integrate it in an existing project.

ifvisible.js is a lightweight way to check if a user is looking at the page or interacting with it. Check out the demo, read the code example, or check the annotated source.

A JavaScript library to add search functionality to any Jekyll blog. You have a blog, built with Jekyll, and want a lightweight search functionality on your blog, purely client-side? No server configurations or databases to maintain. Just 5 minutes to have a fully working searchable blog.

Famos is a Java-based framework for developing agent-based models. It uses the discrete-event simulation framework Desmo-J (http://desmoj.sourceforge.net) as its simulation engine. Famos implements event-driven time advance and focusses on supporting an explicit model of space for the environment, including the movement of agents. Famos was developed in the context of a PhD project.

...Robotlegs uses events as the communication mechanism between models, services, and commands, but this project replaces that system with the more robust and object-oriented AS3-Signals. By combining the two, developers can eliminate the ambiguity and string-based event registration common in standard event-driven patterns. The library introduces the SignalCommandMap, a utility that allows developers to map Signals to Commands, enabling commands to trigger automatically when a Signal’s dispatch() method is called. This extension also creates a SignalContext, an enhanced MVCS context that manages Signals alongside the traditional Robotlegs maps.

The Fortuity Framework is a simple framework for making event-driven web applications. It hooks into commonly used frameworks such as Hibernate or Spring and dispatches both user-generated and entity change events to designated beans.

https://github.com/egloo/eglooframework

OSE is a C++ library, with some Python wrappers, containing generic classes, as well as support for event driven systems, interprocess communications and a request/reply, publish/subscribe service agent framework with RPC over HTTP interface.