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    TransferJsonConverter

    A custom JSON converter library with some useful features for ASP.NET

    ...This avoids creating an intermediate list of objects when populating an ObservableCollection on the WPF client, and reduces the overhead of creating multiple objects in memory and the garbage collector.
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    Chromely

    Chromely

    Build cross platform HTML desktop apps on .NET

    ...Chromely is a .NET/.NET Core HTML5 Chromium desktop framework. It is focused on building apps based on Xilium.CefGlue, CefSharp implementations of embedded Chromium (CEF) without WinForms or WPF, but can be extended to use WinForms or WPF. Chromely uses Windows, Linux and MacOS native GUI API as "thin" chromium hosts. With Chromely you can build Single Page Application (SPA) HTML5 desktop apps with or without Node/npm. Building SPA apps using Blazor or javascript frameworks like Angular, React, Vue or similar is easy. You can use Visual Studio Code or any IDE you are familiar with as long as Chromely knows the entry HTML file from the compiled/bundled files.
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