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Gérard Dethier

gdethier

Software crafter | Backend architect @ Logion Network | Pousse-Café Framework author

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gdethier/nextcloud-androidFork

📱 Nextcloud Android app

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gdethier/dev-rewardsFork

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gdethier/create-react-appFork

Set up a modern web app by running one command.

JavaScript00Updated 3 years ago
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gdethier/apiFork

Promise and RxJS APIs around Polkadot and Substrate based chains via RPC calls. It is dynamically generated based on what the Substrate runtime provides in terms of metadata. Full documentation & examples available

TypeScript00Updated 4 years ago
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gdethier/labogrid

LaBoGrid is a fluid flow simulation tool based on Lattice Boltzmann (LB) methods and oriented towards experimentation (simulation capabilities are easily extendable). It is especially focused on the efficient execution in heterogeneous (regarding installed software, architecture, computational power, etc.) and unreliable distributed environments. However, LaBoGrid can efficiently be executed in more common environments such as homogeneous clusters or simply desktop computers.

Java21Updated 14 years ago
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gdethier/gunilla

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Python10Updated 5 years ago
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gdethier/dimawo

DiMaWo framework eases the development of distributed applications based on a Master/Worker architecture as well as highly parallel applications. The framework provides common services (broadcasting, leader election, etc.) that are implemented in a mostly decentralized way, solving robustness and scalability problems generally related to classical master/worker architecture implementations.

Java00Updated 13 years ago
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gdethier/gpxeFork

gPXE network bootloader

C00Updated 13 years ago
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gdethier/scalagmite-core

Scalagmite is a project that aims to ease the writing of scalable parallel or distributed applications by using high-level abstractions. Threads, semaphores, etc. are never handled explicitly. Instead, agents are defined which handle different message types and interact with other agents by asynchronously sending them messages.

Java01Updated 13 years ago

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