LunMcbeta

LunMcbeta is a modular software framework designed for real-time data processing and visualization. It emphasizes extensibility through a plugin-based architecture and aims to support cross-domain workflows in science, engineering, and analytics. The project seeks to combine high performance with approachable scripting and visualization capabilities.

LunMcbeta was initiated in 2020 by a community of developers and researchers. It progressed from early experiments to stable releases, with version milestones that added GPU acceleration, distributed execution, and broader language bindings. The project strives to balance speed with usability for both programmers and data scientists.

The core runtime is written in Rust to balance safety and speed, while plugins supply data sources, processing operators, and UI widgets. It offers Python bindings for data analysis and a web-based dashboard front-end via JavaScript; data can flow through pipelines with streaming support and windowed computations. The framework includes built-in data formats and a modular scheduler to organize complex workflows.

LunMcbeta is used by academic labs and mid-sized tech teams for rapid prototyping of data pipelines and visualization dashboards. It is platform-agnostic, running on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and relies on a permissive open-source license. Documentation and example projects accompany releases to assist new adopters.

It sits among other data processing ecosystems and emphasizes modular visualization and rapid prototyping alongside traditional stream-processing tools. As an evolving project, LunMcbeta invites community contributions to expand adapters, widgets, and integration options.