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AWS Lambda for .NET is the repository that houses tools, libraries and templates to build and deploy AWS Lambda functions using the .NET ecosystem (including .NET Core and .NET 7+). It provides NuGet packages for event models (e.g., API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3), utilities such as Amazon.Lambda.Tools for CLI deployment, and Blueprints/templates to scaffold serverless .NET projects quickly. The framework supports writing functions in C# (and VB/F# where applicable), integrates with the .NET CLI and Visual Studio tooling, and allows developers to treat Lambda functions like any other managed .NET application while handling the deployment, packaging and runtime glue. ...

Nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/DmLib/ GitHub: https://github.com/DeMmAge/DmLib With this beautiful dll you can: * Work with autorun * Edit PATH variable * Edit any another system variable * Move borderless form with only one functon in your mouse down event!!! * Check if windows is 64bits * Move other windows * Resize other windows * Change other window trasparency

The dotNet4Java is a .Net Runtime Library for Java which helps Java developers work with .Net framework and 3rd party libraries in Java with ease. It is designed to provide a way to interact with applications written in anyone of the .Net languages (such as C#, Visual Basic.Net, Delphi.Net, JScript.Net etc) from Java. Competitive Advantages: - dotNet4Java JAR can be easily added to artefacts repository like maven or ivy. - dotNet4Java is single jar file that can be very easily added to...

This .NET library uses named pipes to allow client processes to communicate to a server process either locally or across a local network connection using either byte arrays or the easy-to-use proprietary ByteBuffer class via duplex burst messaging.

This Control uses Windows messaging and WM_COPYDATA to communicate with and control MPC-HC with simple, easy-to-use methods, events, and connected objects. Note: This is a work in project and not everything is working completely. I'm still working it out.

...In Form load (you could also do it elsewhere), add the animations: anims.Add("myanimation", panel1.MakeAnimation("Width", 100)); 3. Play the animation, for example in panel1.clicked event: anims.Toggle("myanimation") Your panel is now animated! Have fun! If you have any problems/concerns, please contact me.