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Template Studio
Template Studio accelerates the creation of new WinUI 3, WPF, etc.
Template Studio is a suite of Visual Studio 2022 extensions that accelerate the creation of new WinUI 3, WPF, and UWP apps using a wizard-based experience. Projects created with these extensions contain well-formed, readable code and incorporate the latest development features while implementing proven patterns and leading practices. The generated code includes links to documentation and TODO comments that provide useful insight and guidance for turning the generated projects into production... -
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.NET Boxed
.NET project templates with batteries included
Project templates with batteries included provide the minimum amount of code required to get you going. The ASP.NET Core API project template uses dotnet new to enable you to turn features of the project template on or off. Response caching is allows the use of the [ResponseCache] attribute on your action methods. Cache settings (cache profiles) are stored in the configuration file and referred to by name. Use the HTTPS scheme and TLS security across the entire site, redirects HTTP to HTTPS,... -
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template-message-sdk
Sdk for dynamic generating message by templates
A small library for creating templates from blocks using code. The same blocks can be used for different templates. The basic principle of working with the library is to provide a flexible and simple system for writing dynamically generated text.
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