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by thesave 2y ago
Thanks for the interest! The work is by Francesco, a very good student of mine. I linked a preprint of the paper that presents it and that we’ve got recently accepted at SAC2025 because it details both the theory and the Rust implementation
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by thesave 2y ago
Since it seems on topic, I link a related project by an undergraduate at the University of Bologna https://saveriogiallorenzo.com/publications/sac2025a/sac2025... Essentially, it’s a refinement of Bacon-Rajan’s cy
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Ranflood – an open-source tool that fights ransomware by flooding it with data(ranflood.netlify.app)
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Microservices Conference 2019(conf-micro.services)
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So you want to build a Microservices-based website(fmontesi.github.io)
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Jolie Natively Supports the Decorator Pattern (microservices)(fmontesi.github.io)
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Non-distributed Microservices(fmontesi.blogspot.com)
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Hack your way through the microservices revolution(infoworld.com)
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by thesave 12y ago
The website is published under creative commons and GPL (code examples) but the Jolie codebase is published under LGPL.
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by thesave 12y ago
I recently posted here[1] a tutorial on how to implement quicksort as a service in Jolie. I think it could be a good starting point to learn some of the main features of the language. You can find a good deal of examples also in the officia
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by thesave 12y ago
Like marktangotango wrote, the official repository is at [1] May I ask why you prefer git? For cloning/forking the project? [1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/jolie/
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Implementing Quicksort-as-a-(Micro)Service(thesave.github.io)
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