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node-umpire
An Umpire (like) implementation in node.js. Provides an HTTP endpoint that responds 200 or non-200 according to the parameters passed and the data retrieved pulled from graphite.
FrameworkBenchmarks
Source code for the framework benchmarking blog
MrInteresting.github.io
node-umpire
An Umpire (like) implementation in node.js. Provides an HTTP endpoint that responds 200 or non-200 according to the parameters passed and the data retrieved pulled from graphite.
RestExpress
RestExpress is the easiest way to create RESTful web services in Java. An extremely Lightweight, Fast, REST Engine and API for Java. Supports JSON and XML serialization automagically as well as ISO 8601 date formats. A thin wrapper on Netty IO HTTP handling, RestExpress lets you create performant, stand-alone REST web services rapidly. Works 'expressly' well with Syntaxe, RepoExpress and OAuthExpress. RestExpress supports the best practices proposed in the Best Practice document available at: http://www.restapitutorial.com
statsd
Simple daemon for easy stats aggregation
groups-authorization-ose
Groups Authorization Openshift
organization-ose
Organization OpenShift
MrInteresting's Repositories
MrInteresting/FrameworkBenchmarks
Source code for the framework benchmarking blog
MrInteresting/MrInteresting.github.io
MrInteresting/node-umpire
An Umpire (like) implementation in node.js. Provides an HTTP endpoint that responds 200 or non-200 according to the parameters passed and the data retrieved pulled from graphite.
MrInteresting/RestExpress
RestExpress is the easiest way to create RESTful web services in Java. An extremely Lightweight, Fast, REST Engine and API for Java. Supports JSON and XML serialization automagically as well as ISO 8601 date formats. A thin wrapper on Netty IO HTTP handling, RestExpress lets you create performant, stand-alone REST web services rapidly. Works 'expressly' well with Syntaxe, RepoExpress and OAuthExpress. RestExpress supports the best practices proposed in the Best Practice document available at: http://www.restapitutorial.com
MrInteresting/statsd
Simple daemon for easy stats aggregation