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    Lightbulb .Net open source tools and components

    I've been discussing about a specific .Net open source project in another thread and it occurred to me to start a new thread here. I'm hoping to get input about .Net open source projects that people have actually used in their own applications and production projects.

    Here goes my own list.
    • Log4Net is by far the handiest logging component I've encountered. I've been using this since 2004 and I'm extremely happy with it.
    • Sandcastle Help File Builder proved a life-saver in assisting with help file generation.
    • I've deployed DotNetNuke in a couple of situations where I didn't want to just write another ASP.Net application. Easy to install, configure and extend.
    • iTextSharp has been a great component for creating PDF files. Difficult to work with initially, but with a lot of options.
    • I've used sharpSVN to integrate a solution with an SVN repository.
    • ZedGraph comes pretty handy when you need to create and show graphs.
    • #ziplib is a great component to help you work with reading and writing compressed files.
    • I've recently used FileHelpers to quickly implement code that reads/writes files in a proprietary format.
    • 32.feet is indispensable when you're writing mobile applications that need to connect using blue tooth.
    • Smart Thread Pool provides a great implementation of a thread pool.
    "Feel the force...read the source..."
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    .Net tools & open source: DotNetNukelog4NetCLRProfiler
    My open source projects: Thales SimulatorEFT CalculatorSystem Info ReporterVSS2SVNIBAN Functions
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    Re: .Net open source tools and components

    One that you pointed out in another thread but havent mentioned here which seems really good is:

    MailSystem.NET - POP3, SMTP, IMAP, NNTP, Anti-Spam and DNS components
    My free .NET Windows API library (Version 2.2 Released 12/06/2011)

    Blog: cjwdev.wordpress.com
    Web: www.cjwdev.co.uk


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