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..., duplicated code for caching different types of objects. Akavache is a library that makes common app patterns easy, and unifies caching of different object types (i.e. HTTP responses vs. JSON objects vs. images). It's built on a core key-value byte array store (conceptually similar to a Dictionary<string, byte[]>), and on top of that store, extensions are added to support Arbitrary objects via JSON.NET.

CodeNames is a simple C# library for random identifier generation. It is intended to be used for renaming variables for source code manipulation. We are using evolutionary approach in developing our open-source software and this is an early version, so it is not very advanced, but is usable, tested and well documented.

JSON data manipulation library, built for simplicity. Create JSON object from common data types (array, list and dictionary). Parser is based on regular expressions and can handle nested structures. Access data using implicit typecast. Tutorial with all examples included. For details visit Wiki section. New in v2.0.0: Added serialization and deserialization methods!!!

This a .net 4.5 WPF application that generates word lists, similar to crunch for linux. Just one nifty multi-threaded dictionary / code / word - list generator. It is a permutation combination engine, so it is perfect for brute force activities. Please show your appreciation and leave a review or comment, so I can find the motivation to improve it.

Dictmatch is a high performance multi-mode string match lib which supports full matching and max forward matching. It is used to match substrings which contented in dictionary from string user provides. Its throughout is more than 20w line per sec.

Structure in C# designed for quick validations of strings using "shortcuts". Given a dictionary of valid results, this structure can validate a needle using "shortcuts". Shortcuts allow the needle to skip letters or words, good for typos or acron

Making Hebrew properly searchable by IR software. Right now, most work is being done in our mailing list (planning), and on our github repository (concept code, see below).