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mIkro IRC Bot is a complete bot framework written in C#. That means that you can write your own irc bot simply using C#, set up and start them dinamically. The bot building and connection processes are managed by a Windows Service.
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Welcome to Yello! Yello is a Windows program that allows users to search over servers for files that they need that are corrupted. If you lost a critical Windows file, you can simply search the database for the file. Yello will have a search option that
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This is a helper API written in C# for .NET which allows other .NET applications to interface with and use the MSN Messenger system. It utilizes the published MSNP2 protocol.
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ThinLisp is a practical dialect of lisp for real world applications. You develop in Common Lisp, you deploy in C. ThinLisp programs are as fast as C, by design. Used for a decade in million line systems.
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Go from Code to Production URL in SecondsSkip the Kubernetes configs. Cloud Run handles HTTPS, scaling, and infrastructure automatically. Two million requests free per month.
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Campus Source is a campus-oriented IM solution, including client, server and other expandable add-ons. It's base on C# and .Net Framework.
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A .NET library for controlling the i-Buddy USB device from your own code. Build your own notification system to keep an eye on e-mails, website hits and server failure.
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AlterEego intends to re-create the popular server system, Second Life. Base code from OpenSim, used under BSD License.
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The Dent Project is an open source API for writing Trillian plugins in C#, Visual Basic .NET, or Managed C++ using the Microsoft(R) .NET Framework(tm).
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GeekCom is an Instant Messaging client for Geeks. Features include: ASCII-HEX, ASCII-BINARY for converting messages. Currently the application can communicate between two people only. There is no server yet.
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WeeIRC is an IRC Client. One of TheWee projects. WeeIRC allows you to easily and freely connect to an IRC Server, where you can chat with your friends and enjoy your time chating. WeeIRC v2 is programmed in C# and uses XML files to save the servers infor
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SharpIRCd is a modular C# IRCd (IRC daemon) for Linux, Windows and others operating systems able to run .NET applications and provides a stable, modern, and lightweight IRCd written from scratch.
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FunFunIRC is a custom IRC client written in C# leveraging the power of the .NET framework. It is being built to support all major old and modern functionality of the IRC protocol.
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BabbleAIM is the AIM version of the Babble client. It will allow users to connect to the AIM servers and talk with other AIM users. It uses OscarLib that is found here on SF.
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.nIRC is an IRC client written in C#. It has full support for text formatting, file sending, etc, and allows the use of IronPython scripts in order to make further customisation easier.
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A light-weight utility for Windows Live Messenger, which provides notifier functionalities similar to those of Messenger Plus.
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UbiBuddy stands for Ubiquitous Buddylist, and is an enhanced buddy list application with support for multiple collaboration contexts. Users can control their availability towards subset of their buddies by switching among collaboration contexts.
