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7 Open Source Projects You Should Know - C# Edition ✔️

Domenico Tenace on June 27, 2024

Overview Hi everyone 👋🏼​ In this article, I'm going to look at seven OSS repository that you should know written in C#, interesting proj...
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lewisblakeney

Fantastic post! Highlighting these seven open source projects is a brilliant way to show the strength and versatility of C# in the .NET ecosystem. For anyone involved in .NET development services, these projects are invaluable resources that can significantly enhance productivity and innovation. Thanks for sharing this insightful list!

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Domenico Tenace

You're welcome, it's a pleasure!

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Johan

I'd like to share another project that aims to help with .net MAUI development:
ReactorUI
ReactorUI Website

I think it has a lot of potential to really make .net MAUI have a better DX feeling to it

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Domenico Tenace

Wow you're right, it's a very good project.
Thanks for sharing :)

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Enoch Osarenren

I recently launched an open-source project called GraphQLPlaceholder, and I'd love your support. Please check it out and give it a star on GitHub github.com/enochval/graphql-placeh.... Your support would mean a lot to me and help immensely in the project's growth.

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Domenico Tenace

Nice project!

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Antonio | CEO at Litlyx.com

Such great projects you have mentioned! Thanks for sharing with this amazing community.
Sharing love from italy.

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Domenico Tenace

Dear friends, thank you very much!

From Italy with love 🧡

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Antonio | CEO at Litlyx.com

How can i contact you??

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ajay singh

Great list, thanks for sharing!

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Hermann Marinho

Do you think, with your experience, that in the learning process of C# it is interesting to look and try to understand open-source projects?

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Domenico Tenace

I think one of the best ways to learn how to code is to look at other people's code, and on GitHub you can find a lot of interesting projects, not only in the.NET field :)

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Fernando Bold

Amazing

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Domenico Tenace

Thank you :)

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Nikola Perišić

Great blog post. Thanks for sharing :)
I would like to share one additional package that can be used for PDF generating -> DinkToPDF

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Domenico Tenace

Hi @perisicnikola37

Thank you for report it, I will watch it! :)

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Jeroen van Warmerdam

Ofcourse Microsoft PowerToys should be on this list. A restart of the Windows 95 utility tool that contains a set of utilities for power users to tune and streamline their Windows experience for greater productivity. It's (mostly) build in dotnet.

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Damian

Prism Library and Prism.Avalonia for the win! Especially if you're a fan of Uno, using Prism super charges your MVVM development and navigation needs ♥️

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Jeroen van Warmerdam

DevToys contains many useful tools/converters/parsers for developers. It's build in dotnet and the next v2 release will even have a CLI.

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John Nyingi

you forgot this gem: github.com/microsoft/garnet
A fast Redis replacement written in C#