A short list of in-process, key-value stores, mercifully not calling themselves NoSQL.
HawtDB - yet another key-value store. It's old fashioned B-Trees and it uses the same code base as ActiveMQ's file storage system.
SimpleDBM - as the author himself claims, it's fun to implement the old algorithms and see for your self.
Babudb - why another one, of course.
If someone thought of Lucandra (Lucene + Cassandra), then you ask how come there's no Prevayler + Lucene? Of course there is one. It's called Nodb. I wonder what happened to Prevayler.
And some other things I liked:
JD Java Decompiler - better than any I've seen so far.
If you love Apache Camel, then you'll love MycilaEvent. A simple and elegant in-memory publish-subscribe system.
Oh, before you go there's Seaglass - helping even the ugliest Swing UIs look insanely cool. If you thought Nimbus LF in Java 6 was good, this is even better. Remember the awesome Alloy LF but had to pay for? Good thing Seaglass is open source.
Cheers!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Hawt diggity! So many key-value stores!
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