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GongSolutions.WPF.DragDrop is a drag-and-drop framework for WPF applications. It is designed to make drag-and-drop behavior easier to implement across common WPF controls. The project works well with MVVM because drag and drop logic can live in ViewModels instead of code-behind. It supports multiple selection scenarios, making it useful for advanced list, tree, and grid interactions. Developers can use it to reorder items inside one control or move data between different controls. ...

...Inversion of Control through Dependency Injection and Property Injection.

CefSharp is an easy way to embed a full-featured standards-compliant web browser into your C# or VB.NET app. CefSharp has browser controls for WinForms and WPF apps, and a headless (offscreen) version for automation projects too. CefSharp is based on Chromium Embedded Framework, the open source version of Google Chrome. CefSharp embraces modern web standards, and supports HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3 and HTML5 audio/video elements. 3D content is supported via WebGL which uses OpenGL/DirectX for...

...What sets this library apart from other projects that provide similar functionalities, is the fact that the ConsoleGUI framework is fully layout-driven. In this regard, it’s more like WPF or HTML, than for example Windows Forms. You don’t specify the exact coordinates at which a given control should reside, but rather let stack panels, dock panels, and other layout managers do their work. I don’t claim it’s THE right way of doing things, it’s just what my background is. The ConsoleGUI (as many other UI frameworks) is not thread-safe. ...

FFME: The Advanced WPF MediaElement (based on FFmpeg). FFME is an advanced and close drop-in replacement for Microsoft's WPF MediaElement Control. While the standard MediaElement uses DirectX (DirectShow) for media playback, FFME uses FFmpeg to read and decode audio and video. This means that for those of you who want to support stuff like HLS playback, or just don't want to go through the hassle of installing codecs on client machines, using FFME might just be the answer. ...

Vlc.DotNet is a .net library that hosts the audio/video capabilities of the VLC libraries. In other words, it's a .net wrapper around libvlc. That's why a new control has been written. To be fair, first versions of Vlc.DotNet were built with that technique, but back then, there were issues in the .net framework causing the memory usage to explode. As of 2018, this issue is resolved. The old WPF control was just a wrapper around the WinForms control. This led to some issues (Airspace issue...) and lacked some WPF-ish features. ...

A CS development framework based on small-to-medium-sized refining, covering computer-side, web-side, and mobile-side full-platform system templates, will include some commonly used repetitive function codes, such as network communication mechanisms, in most one-to-many system designs. Client version control, account control management, password modification, announcement management, server configuration, various common windows, etc., and most small and medium-sized systems just need simple rights management. This framework contains four client-side modes, the first commonly used winform client, the second is the wpf client, the third is the asp.net mvc mode, and the fourth is the client of the Android platform. ...