Open Source Java Libraries for Linux

This is the official Android SDK for Stream Chat, a service for building chat and messaging applications. This library includes both a low-level chat SDK and a set of reusable UI components. Most users start with the UI components and fall back to the lower-level API when they want to customize things. We're proud to say that we're the first Android Chat SDK that supports Jetpack Compose! We released our Compose UI Components one day after the official Jetpack Compose 1.0 release and our team members have been working hard on it since then. Now it's mature and stable enough for us to officially recommend it for all new applications and all modern chat implementations. If you're looking for something highly customizable and extremely performant, check out our Compose SDK.

Open source Jabber (XMPP) client with multi-account support, clean and simple interface. Being both free (as in freedom!) and ad-free, Xabber is designed to be the best Jabber client for Android. Xabber uses Gradle build system. The only specific thing is git submodule for the MemorizingTrustManager library. Since it’s inception in 2011, Xabber has grown to be a number one XMPP client for Android. It is fast, reliable and packed with lots of features that make it more advanced than most desktop clients. Xabber interface was perfected over many years to give a very clear yet informative presentation of your contacts and chats. Great amount of details are shown in a subtle way to not obscure your view. Internet connection is not as reliable as we’d like on mobile networks, users often experience connection loss. Xabber for Android was optimized to ensure low battery usage and to quickly reconnect.

IrcAppender is an appender for the Apache log4j system which forwards important logging event to an IRC channel. Output is controlled by the log4j configuration.

JGGAPi is java implementation of Gadu-Gadu protocol. Gadu-Gadu is a IM system very popular in Poland based on proprietary protocol. The implementation is based on specification of Gadu-Gadu protocol gathered during implementation of EKG application.

LMAX aims to be the fastest trading platform in the world. Clearly, in order to achieve this we needed to do something special to achieve very low-latency and high-throughput with our Java platform. Performance testing showed that using queues to pass data between stages of the system was introducing latency, so we focused on optimising this area. The Disruptor is the result of our research and testing. We found that cache misses at the CPU-level, and locks requiring kernel arbitration are both extremely costly, so we created a framework which has "mechanical sympathy" for the hardware it’s running on, and that’s lock-free. This is not a specialist solution, it’s not designed to work only for a financial application. The Disruptor is a general-purpose mechanism for solving a difficult problem in concurrent programming. It works in a different way to more conventional approaches, so you use it a little differently than you might be used to.

PircBot-PPF is a Java framework for writing IRC bots quickly and easily. This has been built up as a fork of PircBot ( http://www.jibble.org ) with the GPL license. This was developed while making the PPF framework, hence the name pircbot-ppf.