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A suite of Open Source controls for ASP.NET. The project's aim is to develop a range of powerful controls for .NET developers that are of commercial quality, but without the cost of commercial products.
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OpenMedic is a set of open source software and hardware building blocks written in C# for building computer-based medical instrumentation and controls using the .NET framework.
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DaMonkey is a database access layer code generator for the .NET 2.0 Framework. DaMonkey has a GUI designer and generates SQL as well as VB and C# code. The generated code supports multiple databases, locking, transctions and audit trails.
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Project Identity aims to develop an Open source Biometric Solution i.e. complete set of tools and libraries for Biometric identifiction systems. This project has intial code done by students as their summer project at Echo IT Labs Pvt. Ltd.
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The Service Invocation Framework ( SIF ) is a framework for stream lining the creation & deployment of .NET Windows Services. It contains all of the plumbing and base classes required to create a windows service from scratch.
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aspbeans is a framework allowing translation between bean-like .NET objects and ASP web forms, allowing forms to be mapped to an object-oriented hierarchy (with relationships like many-to-one or one-to-one). Reduces coupling and makes developers happy.
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Plumbwork Indigo is a project to augment "Indigo" by implementing various WS-* specifications and support libraries.
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ManagedFusion was built on the idea of having a single Web-Portal Core, that handles modules, security, themeing, and localization. A CMS, ERP, or CRM can be easily created with this powerful framework. Mono and .Net are supported.
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Lattis is a MVC (Model - View - Controller) based framework for Microsoft .NET Web applications. It provides a FrontController to the application, which delegates user defined actions to specific distributed controller classes.
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This project will develop a true implementation of a .NET structure that is inter operable across platforms and languages. For example a C++ structure cannot be mapped directly to a .NET structure because of byte alignment issues and padding in .NET. It
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AspectILNet
Aspect Oriented Programming .NET
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A .Net Library that lets you make full use of multi-core and multiprocessor computers. It is very efficient, and easily integrated into existing applications. It is modeled after the Parallel FX usage model, and is faster than the PFX too.
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CLAM (Common Language Automation Machine) attempts to eliminate the rote mapping of data to objects that is prevalent in most modern development languages by breaking the bonds of relational data and providing a generic mechanism for retrieving data.
