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Revision as of 17:57, 25 November 2012
Web Development
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"Asynchronous I/O that doesn’t get in your way, written in D" ~From website |
Serialization
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Orange is a serialization library for the D programming language. It supports D1/Tango and D2/Phobos. | Boost 1.0 | Windows/POSIX | |
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MessagePack is a binary-based JSON-like serialization library. msgpack-d is a pure D implementation of MessagePack. | Boost 1.0 | Windows/POSIX | |
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YAML is a serialization format aimed at speed and human readability. D:YAML is a YAML parser in D, originally based on PyYAML. | Boost 1.0 | Platform-independent |
Scripting D applications
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Lua for the D Programming Language | MIT | Windows/POSIX |
Bioinformatics specific
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The DScience Project goal is to become an international association of developers of freely available D tools for computational molecular biology. | LGPLv3+ | Windows/POSIX | |
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R/qtlHD (or qtlHD) is the next generation implementation of R/qtl. qtlHD is aimed at QTL analysis of high-density, high-throughput data; for example for RNA-seq. | BSD | Windows/POSIX | |
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Library for high-performance processing of BAM, SAM, SFF. BioD aims to support more formats in the future. | MIT | Windows/POSIX |
