Projects sharing features with Gevent

Coost is a concurrent network framework and coroutine scheduler designed for building high-performance TCP, HTTP, and RPC services. It provides a set of tools for handling non-blocking IPv4 and IPv6 communication, integrating SSL encryption and a lightweight execution engine that manages concurrent tasks using shared stacks. The project features a specialized JSON RPC implementation for exchanging structured data over encrypted connections and a high-performance logging system. This logging infrastructure supports topic-based routing, frequency filtering, and automated stack trace capture for

evpp is a C++ network library and framework designed for building high-performance network services using TCP, UDP, and HTTP protocols. It provides an asynchronous event loop to manage nonblocking I/O operations and concurrent network connections across multiple threads. The framework includes specialized tools for asynchronous DNS resolution and a system for asynchronous task scheduling using a managed thread pool. It also features a nonblocking HTTP server and client with integrated connection pooling. The project covers low-level transport layer connectivity for TCP and UDP, as well as hi

libaco is a low-level C library for cooperative multitasking that provides a runtime for managing asymmetric coroutines. It functions as an execution context manager and stack memory allocator, allowing a single process to initialize independent execution units with private stacks and perform manual context switching via yield operations. The library distinguishes itself through its memory management and stability features, utilizing read-only guard pages at stack boundaries to trigger hardware faults upon stack overflow. It supports both private stack allocation and shared stack pooling to r

Workerman is an event-driven asynchronous socket framework for PHP. It provides the core components necessary to build high-concurrency network servers, including an asynchronous TCP framework, a coroutine library for task management, and dedicated implementations for HTTP and WebSocket servers. The project enables the development of specialized network services using custom frame-based communication protocols. It supports both inbound concurrent server implementation and asynchronous outbound connectivity to remote services. The framework covers a broad range of network programming capabili

Janet is a Lisp-based dynamic programming language featuring a register-based bytecode virtual machine and an embeddable scripting engine. It functions as a fiber-based concurrency runtime and includes a parsing engine based on Parsing Expression Grammars. The project is distinguished by its ability to be integrated into C or C++ applications via a minimal header interface. It utilizes a Lisp-style macro system for compile-time code transformation and employs prototype-based table inheritance for object-oriented behavior. The runtime covers a broad set of capabilities, including asynchronous

TCP-IP-NetworkNote is a comprehensive technical reference and guide for implementing network communication using TCP and UDP sockets in C and C++. It provides a detailed manual for using the POSIX socket API and covers the implementation of network protocols, synchronous and asynchronous I/O patterns, and concurrent programming models. The project is distinguished by its focus on cross-platform networking, offering a detailed comparison of socket implementation details and adaptation utilities between Linux and Windows Winsock environments. It specifically addresses the differences in header

Muduo is a C++11 event-driven network library and framework designed for building high-concurrency Linux servers. It provides a toolkit for implementing scalable network services and socket communication using non-blocking I/O and asynchronous event processing. The framework implements a multi-threaded TCP server architecture that distributes connection handling across multiple CPU threads to maximize server throughput. This is achieved through a one-loop-per-thread model and a reactor pattern implementation, which dispatch network events from a central demultiplexer to registered handler fun

f-stack is a kernel-bypass framework and user-space TCP/IP stack designed to increase packet processing speeds and overall throughput. It utilizes DPDK to route network traffic directly to user space and integrates a transplanted FreeBSD network stack to handle transport and network layer protocols outside of the host operating system. The project provides a socket API compatibility layer that allows standard network applications to run on a high-performance backend without requiring code changes. It also features a coroutine-based network API and micro-threading interface to manage asynchron

Amp is a non-blocking concurrency framework for PHP. It provides a core infrastructure for writing asynchronous applications using an event loop to schedule operations, timers, and signals within a single process. The project implements a coroutine library that utilizes fibers to suspend and resume function execution. This allows the system to handle concurrent tasks without blocking the main execution thread, optimizing CPU usage during input and output operations. It further manages pending operation results through a future and promise implementation. The framework covers a broad range of

Trio is an asynchronous I/O runtime and concurrency library for Python. It provides a system for executing non-blocking network and disk operations through a centralized event loop and task scheduler. The library is built on a structured concurrency model, which ensures that asynchronous tasks are bound to a specific lifetime and cannot outlive the scope that started them. It utilizes a nursery-based task manager to track task lifecycles in a parent-child tree, preventing orphaned concurrent operations by requiring child tasks to be joined before their parent scope exits. The framework cover

Vert.x is a reactive polyglot framework and asynchronous programming library for the Java Virtual Machine. It functions as an event-driven networking framework and toolkit for building non-blocking applications. The system enables the development of high-concurrency network services and event-driven microservices. It supports the creation of reactive services using multiple languages running on the JVM. The framework covers a wide range of capabilities including the management of HTTP and TCP network protocols, non-blocking file system access, and the integration of reactive clients.

This project is a technical study and analysis guide focused on the internal architecture of Node.js. It provides an in-depth examination of the runtime, focusing on how the engine manages memory handles, executes asynchronous operations, and implements core module logic. The guide specifically analyzes the integration of native C++ classes and functions into JavaScript and documents the behavior of the libuv event loop. It includes detailed references for optimizing performance by identifying V8 compiler bailouts and profiling execution to improve resource efficiency. The material covers a

uWebSockets is a high-performance networking engine providing an HTTP web server and a WebSocket server framework. It implements a multi-threaded event loop architecture to deploy isolated application instances across multiple CPU cores and includes an SSL/TLS network layer for secure, encrypted communication. The project features a dedicated WebSocket pub/sub engine for distributing messages to specific groups of connected clients. It optimizes network throughput through syscall corking to reduce kernel overhead and employs payload compression to minimize data transfer sizes. The system cov

uvloop is a high-performance replacement for the standard Python event loop. It functions as a drop-in substitute designed to accelerate asynchronous networking tasks and reduce latency in event-driven software systems. The project achieves its performance characteristics by utilizing a Cython-based extension module that wraps the libuv C library. By leveraging low-level system calls for event-driven input and output multiplexing, it manages concurrent network requests and subprocess execution with minimal overhead. The implementation supports scalable backend service development by handling

Kore is an event-driven web and WebSocket server framework designed for building high-performance web services and APIs in C or Python. It functions as a secure, concurrent application framework that utilizes non-blocking I/O and isolated worker processes to handle high-concurrency traffic. The project is distinguished by a security-first architecture that features OS-level process sandboxing, privilege separation, and the isolation of private encryption keys into dedicated processes. It enables zero-downtime deployments through dynamic module hot-reloading and provides automated TLS certific

This project is a comprehensive collection of Python programming education materials, including tutorials, exercises, and curated code samples. It serves as a learning curriculum and software engineering toolkit, utilizing Jupyter Notebooks to combine executable code with descriptive educational text. The repository provides practical implementation guides for building large language model applications, such as retrieval-augmented generation systems, stateful AI agents, and machine learning workflows. It distinguishes itself by offering a structured approach to agentic coding workflows, cover

This project is a customized OpenJDK distribution optimized for high-throughput distributed applications. It features a coroutine runtime engine that replaces kernel threads with lightweight symmetric coroutines to increase concurrency and reduce scheduling overhead while maintaining standard Java interface compatibility. The runtime distinguishes itself through a multi-tenant resource manager and specialized networking providers. It implements resource isolation for CPU and memory to prevent cross-tenant interference and integrates Remote Direct Memory Access for high-throughput, low-latency

Oatpp is a high-performance C++ web framework and API development kit used for building REST APIs and web services. It functions as an asynchronous HTTP server that utilizes coroutines to handle thousands of simultaneous connections without blocking threads. The toolkit includes a native C++ object-relational mapping layer for executing SQL queries and transforming database results into data objects. It also provides a WebSocket communication library for establishing full-duplex channels to support real-time data streaming and live media. The framework covers a broad range of capabilities, i

ReactPHP is an asynchronous runtime and event-driven I/O framework for PHP. It provides an environment for executing concurrent tasks through a central event loop implementation and reactor pattern, allowing applications to handle multiple operations without pausing the main execution thread. The project includes a specialized asynchronous socket library for TCP, UDP, and TLS communication, alongside a non-blocking HTTP server and client for streaming web requests and responses. Its capability surface covers asynchronous control flow via promises and fibers, non-blocking network connectivity

Beast is a C++ library for implementing low-level HTTP and WebSocket clients and servers. It functions as an asynchronous networking framework designed to compose non-blocking I/O operations and layered stream stacks for managing concurrent network traffic, specifically utilizing the Boost.Asio asynchronous model. The library provides a comprehensive implementation of the HTTP/1.1 and WebSocket protocols. For HTTP, it includes primitives for parsing and serializing messages with support for chunked transfer encoding, incremental body reading, and request pipelining. Its WebSocket implementati

LearnPython is a programming tutorial consisting of a collection of practical code examples used to demonstrate Python language features and programming patterns. It serves as a comprehensive learning resource that implements core language concepts through functional code. The project provides specialized guides and samples covering several key domains. These include asynchronous network programming with event loops and coroutines, data visualization using numerical datasets for 2D and 3D plots, and web scraping for fetching content and automating login flows. It also features instructions on

DotNetty is an asynchronous network framework and event-driven networking library for .NET. It is a port of the Netty architecture designed for building high-performance protocol servers and clients. The framework enables the development of network applications that handle concurrent connections and high-throughput data streaming without blocking execution threads. It supports the implementation of custom network protocols through defined encoding and decoding rules. The library utilizes a pipeline-based processing model and non-blocking I/O to manage network traffic. Its architecture incorp

websockets is a Python library for building WebSocket servers and clients using coroutines and the asyncio framework. It provides a complete toolkit for creating production-ready WebSocket applications, including a coroutine-based framework for handling connections, messages, and lifecycle events, as well as a client library for opening persistent bidirectional connections to remote endpoints. The library manages the full lifecycle of WebSocket connections, including handshake, message exchange, and graceful closure, with support for path-based routing to organize server logic across multiple

Fasthttp is a high-performance networking framework for Go, designed to maximize throughput and minimize memory overhead in demanding web applications. It functions as a specialized HTTP server and client library that prioritizes efficient resource management, allowing developers to build scalable services capable of handling massive concurrent traffic with minimal garbage collection pressure. The library distinguishes itself through a focus on zero-allocation processing and low-level optimization. It achieves this by recycling temporary request and response objects through managed pools and

aiohttp is an asynchronous networking framework for Python that provides both an HTTP client and an HTTP server. It utilizes the asyncio library to handle network requests and server-side routing through a non-blocking event loop. The framework includes a dedicated toolkit for establishing persistent bidirectional communication channels, enabling the implementation of both WebSocket servers and clients for real-time data exchange. It covers a broad range of asynchronous network programming capabilities, including the development of web servers with customizable routing and the ability to sen

This library provides a framework for building event-driven, non-blocking network applications in PHP. It enables the development of asynchronous TCP and TLS servers and clients that manage multiple concurrent connections without stalling the main execution thread. By utilizing an event-loop architecture, the library handles network operations and data exchange through asynchronous streams, ensuring that the application remains responsive during high-throughput tasks. The project distinguishes itself through its integration with operating system primitives, such as raw file descriptors and Un

Mio is a low-level I/O library for Rust that provides an event-driven framework for monitoring multiple network sockets and file descriptors. It acts as a portable wrapper for operating system native polling systems, including epoll, kqueue, and IOCP, allowing applications to trigger events when resources are ready for reading or writing without blocking the execution thread. The library provides a non-blocking socket interface for managing TCP, UDP, and Unix sockets. It distinguishes itself through a vectored I/O implementation, enabling scatter-gather reads and writes across multiple buffer