Become a sponsor to Laurent Bourgès
The Marlin renderer is derived from the GPL (Open source) Pisces code from OpenJDK 9.
Since Feb 2014, I made this work public on github:
https://github.com/bourgesl/marlin-renderer
In 2015 I contributed it back into OpenJDK9, and adapted it to JavaFX in 2016 as a spin-off project, MarlinFX, integrated into OpenJFX9.
I presented all the details with benchmark results at JavaOne 2017, as my trip was funded via gofundme:
https://github.com/bourgesl/bourgesl.github.io/raw/master/javaone2017/slides/javaone-marlin-talk.pdf
As you can see, releases are regularly improving either performance or quality to make Java complex drawings (maps, plans, charts ...) visually better & faster.
My public FOSS TODO list:
https://github.com/users/bourgesl/projects/1/views/1
All that work is made on my spare time, as I have a full time job in astronomy & IT in the French public research.
Your help is important to me, to keep going on, stay motivated, cover my costs (travel, conference, hardware) and enjoy coding improvements to either Java2D or JavaFX graphics pipelines.
This is your opportunity to support my long-standing effort on these projects as I spend lot of time and mental energy on working for the Java community = sustainability.
Thank you All !
Featured work
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bourgesl/marlin-renderer
Marlin is the FAST Java2D antialiasing rasterizer derived from OpenJDK Pisces (shape)
Java 180 -
bourgesl/marlin-fx
MarlinFX is the JavaFX port of the Marlin renderer (scanline rasterizer)
Java 48 -
bourgesl/marlin-math
java math accurate implementation & experiments
Java 8 -
bourgesl/mapbench
Java2d benchmark (multi-thread) and regression tests based on geoserver's maps
HTML 5 -
bourgesl/nearly-optimal-mergesort-code
Code for experiments with Java Sorting algorithms (impl + fair benchmarks)
Java 5 -
bourgesl/marlin-graphics
Marlin-renderer wrapped as Graphics2D implementation
Java 4