Thrift by: The Apache Software Foundation

Version from this branch: https://github.com/aausch/thrift/tree/0.9.1 (this commit: https://github.com/aausch/thrift/commit/e25bfc73705c9ac8087d1fd3f6ef943791d5cfd3) nuget package v. 0.9.1.2: now also including thrift compiler for windows (thrift-0.9.1.exe) nuget package v. 0.9.1.3: now properly matching dll and nuget versions, for smoother integration with VS

TimeZoneConverter by: Matt Johnson-Pint

Lightweight library to convert quickly between IANA, Windows, and Rails time zone names.

Tizen.NET.API4 by: Samsung Electronics

Reference assemblies of Tizen .NET API Level 4.

Tizen.NET.API5 by: Samsung Electronics

Reference assemblies of Tizen .NET API Level 5.

Tmds.DBus by: Tom Deseyn

Tmds.DBus Library

Tmds.DBus.SourceGenerator by: affederaffe

A roslyn source generator for creating proxies and abstract handlers targeting the Tmds.DBus.Protocol API

Tomlyn by: Alexandre Mutel

Tomlyn is a TOML parser, validator and authoring library for .NET Framework and .NET Core

TypeNameFormatter.Sources by: stakx

TypeNameFormatter provides some extension methods that can be used instead of Type.ToString() to format a type's name the way it would look in C#: * StringBuilder.AppendFormattedName(Type, [TypeNameFormatOptions]) * Type.GetFormattedName([TypeNameFormatOptions]) See the README at the project's GitHub repository for usage instructions. This package is a source code distribution of this library. It gets embedded into the referencing project and thus does not introduce an additional package reference for downstream consumers.

Ude.NetStandard by: yinyue200

Ude.NetStandard is a compiled C# port of Mozilla Universal Charset Detector for dotnet.

UnmanagedExports by: Robert Giesecke

A set of compile-time libraries (nothing to deploy) and a build task that enable you to export functions from managed code to native applications. That means, you can create plugins in a managed language like C# or F# for native applications that only have a C-Api (like Notepad++). The nuget package is all you need. Just mark your methods with [DllExport] and build for x86, x64 or ia64. Hints: - You have to set your platform target to either x86, ia64 or x64. AnyCPU assemblies cannot export functions. - The export name defaults to the method name and the calling convention to stdcall. If that's all what you want, you can just use [DllExport] without parameters. - You cannot put your exports in generic types or export generic methods. (The CLR wouldn't know what type parameters to use)

Utf8Json by: neuecc

Definitely Fastest and Zero Allocation JSON Serializer for C#(NET, .NET Core, Unity, Xamarin).

Validation by: Andrew Arnott

Method input validation and runtime checks that report errors or throw exceptions when failures are detected.

ValueTupleBridge by: Nobuyuki Iwanaga

Backporting of System.ValueTuple for .NET 3.5.

Verify by: https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify/graphs/contributors

Enables verification of complex models and documents.

Verify.SourceGenerators by: https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify.SourceGenerators/graphs/contributors

Extends Verify (https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify) to allow verification of C# Source Generators.

Verify.Xunit by: https://github.com/VerifyTests/Verify/graphs/contributors

Enables verification of complex models and documents.

VncSharpCore by: VncSharpCore

VNC Client Library

Vogen by: Steve Dunn

This package contains a Souce Generator which generates Value Objects that wrap simple primitives such as int, string, double etc. A ValueObject is a strongly typed (strongly, not stringly) domain object that is immutable. Instead of `int customerId = 42;` we have `var customerId = CustomerId.From(42);` To use, just create something like this: [ValueObject(typeof(int))] public partial struct CustomerId { } var customerId = CustomerId.From(42); Validation is in just one place. You can't introduce bad objects into your domain, therefore you can assume that in your domain every ValueObject is valid.

Waher.Content by: Peter Waher

Library that provides basic abstraction for Internet Content Type, and basic encodings and decodings. This includes handling and parsing of common data types, text, JSON, CSV, binary data and multi-part content, forms, etc. Encoding can be easily extended in external libraries.

Waher.Content.Emoji by: Peter Waher

Defines an architecture for handling emojis.