meta-circular bootstrapped object editor, written in itself
Generic object change tracker for .NET Framework and .NET Standard-compliant platforms like .NET Core and Xamarin!
A resolver to be used with JSON objects, which allows to shape JSON object to a value object with predefined set of properties.
Generic object change tracker for .NET
A datatable that represents object graphs for Go.
Uses IterateOverObjectsReachableFromObject to compute java object size
Push arbitrary objects through the pipes.
High-Performance Java-Native-Persistence. Store and load any Java Object Graph or Subgraphs partially, Relieved of Heavy-weight JPA. Microsecond Response Time. Ultra-High Throughput. Minimum of Latencies. Create Ultra-Fast In-Memory Database Applications & Microservices.
Remoting for .NET Core, .NET 5, and later
NebulaStore provides .NET developers with the same high-performance, pure object graph storage capabilities that Eclipse Store offers to Java developers, plus advanced features like GigaMap indexed collections, ACID transactions, and comprehensive performance optimizations.
A lightweight JavaScript differ that computes path-based CREATE, CHANGE, and REMOVE operations between two object graphs with configurable array and cycle handling.
Demonstrates JDX ORM one-to-one and one-to-many object relationships — Company → Departments & ForeignLocations, Employee → Address. Shows deep/shallow CRUD, lazy fetch, named queries, directed operations, batch inserts, and implicit foreign-key management.
An Investigation Across Two MCP Servers, Two Frontier Models, and 20 Controlled Benchmark Runs
A JDBC-based example of paginating aggregate roots and extracting complete object graphs without breaking pagination semantics.
Your Go structs are the database define relations, follow pointers, and let Nestory handle persistence.
Reflection-based binary serialization for Go object graphs — preserves pointer identity and cycles, which encoding/json and encoding/gob do not
Using ObjectGrapher to visualize Ray.Di applications
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