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Palma is a lightweight content delivery framework for interactive, multi-language, multi-site, multi-channel and multi-device enabled web sites. It is written in C#, comes with MS Access databases by default and is open for Visual Studio Express Edition.
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OW.NET -- 1-Wire API port from Java (and J#) to C#. Use the Dallas 1-Wire and iButton chips with standard C# using a serial adapter (also CF.net) or the TMEX drivers on the Windows platform. No J# distribution installation required.
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MaxVirtual.Data enables DB independent ADO.net development. Easily swap the native Oracle, SqlServer, Sybase, Postgres, etc. drivers by updating the XML config file. Try out the Portal/Reports app. which switches Oracle & SqlServer. Supports all drivers
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XSpot Framework communicates with Lanbox hardware by .NET. It includes a program to work with the Lanbox device. Lanbox is a network based lighting console to control static and moving lights in theaters, concerts. See http://www.lanbox.com
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Lauve TV
Lauve TV is a open source approach to the Tv, made vb.net mono linux.
Lauve TV is a new approach to the Tv, made from visual basic to work with MonoDevelop. What we need now is a team of developers devoted and ready to work on something extaordinary! After which, it would be a linux distribution similar to Openelc, than will run on a custom made set top box. Lauve Tv allows users to watch movies as well have grab movie info from www.omdbapi.com and downloading movie art. You can watch movies from watchseries and play linux games using our custom made...
