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...(Like QR Code generators which are relying on online services which makes them vulnerable/slow in some cases.) Although simplicity is one of the main goals, QRCoder is really flexible, in both "output formats" as well as in "payload types". Payload types? Yes, QRCoder brings its own "payload generator", which helps you to create a big list of different payload types to generate special QR codes like "WiFi QR Codes", "Girocodes", "SwissQRCodes" and many more.

Enables client/server applications to auto-sync loaded entites when changed in the database. Works with Entity Framework Model-first and Code-first approaches.

WPF doesn't support DataAnnotations and IValidatableObject out of the box. This project fills this gap via adapters to the IDataErrorInfo interface which is supported by the WPF validation infrastructure. Your code becomes more DRY since DataAnnotations are supported by major MS technologies such as Entity Framework and ASP.NET MVC. At the top it defines a small internal DSL for defining validation rules that span multiple members (such as DateRange) that make those rules a no brainer. The project is not yet fully completed. Currently there is no flexibility to pass-through only some of the rules in a specific view or to change the error messages from a view. ...

It's an infrastructure helps engineers to develop enterprise software solutions in Microsoft .NET easily and productively which consists of an extendable and maintainable web system architecture with a suite of generic business model, APIs and servi

Catharsis.Repository .NET library provides abstraction over persistent data storages by introducing commonrepository pattern interfaces over popular ORM frameworks (NHibernate, Entity Framework, LINQ2SQL), as well as their implementations. Target : .NET Framework 4.0 NuGet package : https://www.nuget.org/packages/Catharsis.Repository The following ORM frameworks are supported at this time : 1. NHibernate 2. Entity Framework 6 (Database-First/Code-First approaches) 3. LINQ to SQL