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Object-oriented database
Object-Oriented Database in C# with PowerShell interface
- Suitable for mobile apps, enterprise software in C#, data science tasks. - Can be easily used as a local database in C# application or used as database server. - Nested data structures supported. - PowerShell interface for interactive mode and scripting. See project Wiki for more. -
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CCM (C# Collections Mapper)
The CCM is a mini ORM, working with the database and C# collections
CCM is a solution for the data management layer in the combination of Sql Server with a C # application. In whole this is a strongly typed entity mapper projecting the application's business logics onto database tables using T-SQL stored procedures. CCM allows you to implement fairly complex data structures in your application, without bothering about difficult and tedious questions of data acquisition and conversion issue, allowing you to pay more attention to the develop of business logic... -
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bigfish
Library for crossplattform communication
bisfish is a crossplattform library that can be used with IPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 projects. It enables you to easily share data between the three platforms. You run a server (programmed in java) to that all the clients will connect. The clients can choose a session to join with. A session can be password protected. In a session you can send messages (bytes) to all of the members of a session, to a group of members or to a single member (broadcast, multicast and unicast).
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