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A library for ASP.NET developers to add real-time web functionality by pushing server-side content to connected clients.
An extensible framework to audit executing operations in .NET and .NET Core, generating detailed audit logs with evidence for reconstruction.
A full-stack .NET 10 reference application demonstrating Clean Architecture with support for monoliths, modular monoliths, and microservices.
A simplified insurance sales portal demonstrating microservices architecture with .NET Core, featuring CQRS, service discovery, and asynchronous communication.
A full-stack ASP.NET Core 7.0 and Angular 15 SPA application with authentication, clean architecture, and comprehensive examples.
An advanced starter for building ASP.NET Core and Angular Universal applications with server-side rendering, PWA, and comprehensive tooling.
Build real-time, reactive web apps with .NET back-end and React/Vue/Blazor front-end via WebSocket.
A sample Blazor chat application demonstrating real-time communication using SignalR without JavaScript.
A Blazor library for downloading files directly from C# to the browser without JavaScript dependencies.
A sample Blazor Server and SignalR application demonstrating command and control over connected agents using client results.
A React Native library for connecting to SignalR servers with WebSocket support and automatic reconnection.
A .NET toolkit for rapidly building CRUD REST APIs with one line of code and creating gRPC/SignalR services from reusable components.
A practical implementation of Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, and Event Sourcing using .NET technologies and GetEventStore.
An all-in-one ASP.NET Core platform for CMS, eCommerce, forum, Q&A, and CRM built on the SIOH framework.
A cross-provider blob storage toolkit for .NET and ASP.NET that unifies cloud storage APIs behind a single interface.
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