Added some ruby and erlang implementations
Started building out OCaml driver by including SHA module.
Start at an OCaml implementation
Switched to my own fixed fork of ocaml-sha.
Why is the verifier written this way? Benchmarks.

Now documented.
Whitespace cleanup.
Looks slower, runs faster.

Removing EventEmitter listeners actually adds a fair amount of overhead,
and in this case we'll only ever be doing the one read, unless for some
horrific reason the client is sending a super-big payload, in which case
oops.
Adding a vanilla Ruby server implementation
Corrected example SHA256 for current workload.
Adding an eventmachine-based Ruby implementation
Created initial nonce calc code, and a cli to test it with
You need Node 0.10.x to run Node stuff!
Adding ruby em/epoll example.
Initial basic server implementation
Fix warning in nonce_test to reflect new name
Move the hello handshake message from the server to the header file so the client can use it too
java netty implementation
cleaned up white space
Revert to microsecond time display on server output
Initial basic cli client