🗓 a general-purpose event management tool; 🌍 fully web-based; 🧩 feature-rich but also extensible through the use of plugins; ⚖️ Open-Source Software under the MIT License; made at CERN, the place where the web was born!
Ardillo Loop is an implementation of the ReactPHP Event Loop interface, enabling the development of asynchronous cross-platform desktop application.
Simple asynchronous event loop for Linux. It wraps the Linux epoll() family of APIs. It is similar to the more established libevent, libev and the venerable Xt(3) event loop. The µ in the name refers to both its limited feature set and the size impact of the library.
Dasynq is an event loop library similar to libevent, libev and libuv. Key features/attributes are: written in portable C++ code (C++11); Thread safe — full support for use in a multi-threaded application; Header-only library — does not install a shared library; Supports file I/O, signals, process termination and timer events; Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, MacOS — and portable to others. Like other such libraries, it is crossplatform / portable. Unlike most other such libraries, it is intended to be
An empty, event-driven daemon with built-in CLI. Includes a simple publish/subscribe mechanism. Written in C and has no dependencies (but plug-ins can be in any language). Intended for robotics but may be useful elsewhere.
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