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  1. elm-xslt elm-xslt Public

    module to expose browser XSLT support in elm applications.

    Elm 3

  2. karma-jsmockito-jshamcrest karma-jsmockito-jshamcrest Public

    Karma plugin to make the JsHamcrest matching / assertion library and JsMockito mocking library available as frameworks.

    JavaScript 1 1

  3. casey casey Public

    JDBC wrapper that utilises Java 8 streams and lazy evaluation to permit memory efficient, performant processing of large data sets.

    Java 2

  4. servirtium/demo-dotnet-climate-tck servirtium/demo-dotnet-climate-tck Public

    C#

  5. servirtium/servirtium-dotnet servirtium/servirtium-dotnet Public

    A C# version of Servirtium for .NET usage

    C# 2 2

  6. The, lightweight, zero allocations P... The, lightweight, zero allocations Paho MQTT Embedded C/C++ client ( https://www.eclipse.org/paho/clients/c/embedded/ https://github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt.embedded-c ) and the lightweight zero allocations BearSSL TLS implementation ( https://bearssl.org/ ), a marriage made in heaven right? Here's some (C++) code to get them working together
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    #if !defined(BEARSSLMQTTSTATEMACHINE_H)
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    #define BEARSSLMQTTSTATEMACHINE_H
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    #include <bearssl.h>
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    //Almost the same as the 'simple I/O' state machine included in BearSSL, but with the state logic modified to fit the MQTT use case