What are some good open source programs created in C#?
What are some good open source programs created in C#?
Luis Richardson
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mono-project.com
github.com
sourceforge.net
twitter.com
Christian Hernandez
C# is for proprietary pajeet software.
Austin James
Stratis, NEO , ShareX and osu!
Juan Martin
OpenBve. The only one i can think off.
Lucas Nelson
>C# is for proprietary pajeet software.
You do realize that .NET is easily decompilable? I don't think you understand how proprietism works.
Adam Wright
Ever heard of mono faggot? Jesus you a stupid pajeet
Carson Butler
Sonarr/Radarr for media curating and Emby for playback is a pretty pretty fucking based PVR setup. All are written in C#. Sonarr/Radarr run on mono and Emby runs on dotnet core.
Jackson Howard
mono-project.com
>gtk
kanker desu, and i was thinking about learning this trash, when it is as limited as c when it comes to graphical toolkits
Ethan Turner
>kanker
godver
Justin Cox
keepass
Thomas Torres
Is there a framework or library similar to Beautiful soup(xml/html parser) for C#?
Brandon Torres
PowerShell
Jordan Bailey
PowerShell is the best open source shell and it's written in C#.
Benjamin Ward
Nope. It's shit.
Performance is shit. Syntax is shit. Pretty much everything about it is shit.
Logan Davis
Salty.
Asher Turner
Very. I use it regularly at work.
Jordan Bell
Performance and syntax are indeed shit, but there are an extreme amount of alias's by default so bash users can use it without any major problems.
Joshua Nelson
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github.com
Fantastic utility for teaching and live presentation demos. Lets you duplicate any window, so it's great for when you only have a laptop and a projector but no second monitor. Just clone a window, put the OTR view in the extended desktop on the projector, and work on the original window on your own screen without having to look over your shoulder at the projector if you're facing the audience, or having to worry about the audience seeing your notes or other applications interfering with the displayed program on your laptop screen.
Michael Watson
Pretty sure C# has built in XML/HTML parser. But if you do google search there should be plenty of 3rd party.
You can even use the VisualStudio's NuGet to find one.
Asher Johnson
t.java pajeet
Brandon Rogers