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Coravel
Near-zero config .NET Core micro-framework
...Usually, you have to configure a cron job or a task via Windows Task Scheduler to get a single or multiple re-occurring tasks to run. With Coravel, you can setup all your scheduled tasks in one place using a simple, elegant, fluent syntax, in code! Coravel gives you a zero-configuration queue that runs in-memory to offload long-winded tasks to the background instead of making your users wait for their HTTP request to finish! -
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Open Jungo
Open software persistence model
...Unlike most current entity frameworks, Jungo does not require developers to structure their code in any particular way or specify database structures. Open Jungo supports most major proprietary and open source databases as well as well as a built-in highly efficient zero-configuration object-oriented database systems. It requires no external dependencies and works with all current .Net and Mono frameworks.
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