promise
by Shinmera
A simple, independent library implementing a promise mechanism for asynchronous operations
AI summary
Promise library
A promise mechanism library for asynchronous operations with a focus on reliability and simplicity.
- stars
- 11
- forks
- 1
- watching
- 3
- awesome list
- 1
Similar projects
Found by comparing what the projects do, not just their names.
Promise library
A library providing typed promises for Crystal language to simplify concurrency and asynchronous programming.
Promise Library
An asynchronous task management library that enables safe and efficient chaining of promises with cancellable support
Promise library
A Promise library for Swift that enables asynchronous operations to be composed and transformed in systematic ways.
Promise toolkit
A promise library and concurrency toolkit for Clojure and ClojureScript.
Promise library
A Java library implementing a deferred/promise object similar to JQuery's Deferred Object.
Zip library
A library for reading and writing the PKWARE Zip archive format.
Promise library
A C++ promise library with features similar to JavaScript promises, supporting exceptions and chaining parameters.
Float library
Provides additional IEEE floating point features not covered by the Common Lisp standard.
Lisp runner
A tool to evaluate and run Lisp expressions in multiple implementations.
Blog client library
An interface to Tumblr's API written in Common Lisp
Crypto wrapper
A library of concise cryptography functions
Module system
A framework for organizing and managing reusable code components in Common Lisp applications.
File dialog utility
Provides a way to invoke native file dialogs on various platforms for selecting or creating files.
Promise aggregator
A utility function that waits for multiple promises to resolve, similar to Promise.all but tailored for object properties.
Sequence protocol
Provides a portability layer for the extensible sequences standard in Common Lisp
Featured in 1 awesome list
Each link jumps to the spot where the list mentions promise.
