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  1. DevShiftTeam/APIShift DevShiftTeam/APIShift Public

    APIShift is a platform for creating any type of API/server with a modular, scalable design, not confined to any specific network architecture. The purpose of APIShift is to help build and deploy a …

    Vue 11 5

  2. DevShiftTeam/AppShift-MemoryPool DevShiftTeam/AppShift-MemoryPool Public

    A very fast cross-platform memory pool mechanism for C++ built using a data-oriented approach (3 to 24 times faster than regular new or delete, depending on operating system & compiler)

    C++ 271 30

  3. DevShiftTeam/CPPShift DevShiftTeam/CPPShift Public

    Microservices framework for C++ that allows developing microservices as completely seperate dynamic libraries or excecutables, and run them on seperate but communicating threads, processes or netwo…

    C++ 4

  4. mapal mapal Public

    Parallel-first programming language. Syntax creates a categorical dataflow/execution graph -> the program, and the graph is what gets optimized: dataflow-first, not the control-flow IRs everyone el…

    Rust 6

  5. category-architect category-architect Public

    Map projects categorically, work with teams easily, sync with docs on the fly.

    Shell 1

  6. cuda-NN-Hot-Cores-Test cuda-NN-Hot-Cores-Test Public

    Forked from pwlnk/cuda-neural-network

    A test to implement CUDA cores that are always running and waiting for input, once an input arrives they run calculations and leave the output where we want in memory, then go back to wait for more…

    C++