5 projects tagged "HTTP server"
Updated 01 Oct 2012
GromJS
| Pop | 86.07 |
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| Vit | 7.97 |
GromJS is a Server-Side JavaScript interpreter based on Mozilla's SpiderMonkey core script engine which provides a complete ASP-like environment for JavaScript scripting on a Web server. It includes a persistent operation mode (executing multiple scripts with a single process for extreme performance), session management, direct read/write access to Web server files and directories, support for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases, system program execution and pipes, HTTP file upload and authentication, cookies, CGI environment variables, and more.
Updated 26 Apr 2013
tvpvrd
| Pop | 342.00 |
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| Vit | 38.00 |
tvpvrd is a PVR daemon for Linux that offers the ability to schedule and manage TV recordings using one or multiple installed analogue TV capture cards, e.g. Hauppauge. The daemon is interfaced either through its full command language via a provided command line shell or through a basic (built-in) Web interface provided by the built in micro Web server. The goal is to provide an advanced recording and transcoding (using ffmpeg) server without the need to configure databases or a complex GUI. The server is completely self-contained and uses an XML DB in plain text format to store future recordings.
Updated 31 Jul 2012
libonion
| Pop | 79.71 |
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| Vit | 3.46 |
libonion is a lightweight library that helps you to add HTTP (and HTTPS) functionality to your programs. With it you can build small servers with minimal memory and CPU footprint, which makes it ideal for embedded systems and to add HTTP functionality to existing programs.
Updated 01 Jan 2011
Winnow
| Pop | 23.45 |
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| Vit | 30.00 |
Winnow efficiently trains and operates any number of unique Bayesian (Naive Bayes) classifiers on large sets of content. It has very high performance and works with very small training and unbalanced training sets. It has been used to power an innovative Web feed reader that uses smart tags, which learn and find the content you want to see, from more sources than you can follow with traditional feed readers. It works particularly well with Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
Updated 19 Jan 2013
ashttpd
| Pop | 20.37 |
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| Vit | 12.23 |
ashttpd was originally a testbed for a kernel async-sendfile patch. Today, it's just another Web server for serving static content rapidly. It differs from its competitors by storing its webroot in a database, which provides a 50% performance increase over using the operating system's VFS. It also allows precalculation of strong cache-validators (ETags).
