FluentMigrator by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Abstractions by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Extensions.Postgres by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Runner.Core by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Runner.Postgres by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Runner.SQLite by: Sean Chambers, Josh Coffman, Tom Marien, Mark Junker, John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentNHibernate by: James Gregory and contributors (Paul Batum, Hudson Akridge, Gleb Chermennov, Jorge Rodríguez Galán).

Fluent, XML-less, compile safe, automated, convention-based mappings for NHibernate.

FluentResults by: Michael Altmann

A lightweight Result object implementation for .NET

FluentValidation by: Jeremy Skinner

A validation library for .NET that uses a fluent interface to construct strongly-typed validation rules.

FluentValidation.AspNetCore by: Jeremy Skinner

AspNetCore integration for FluentValidation

FluentValidation.DependencyInjectionExtensions by: Jeremy Skinner

Dependency injection extensions for FluentValidation

Fluid.Core by: Sebastien Ros

Fluid is a template engine based on the Liquid markup, with focus on performance and .NET programming patterns.

Flurl.Http.Signed by: Todd Menier

This is the Flurl.Http package, repackaged with strongly named assemblies. See https://flurl.io/ for the official project.

Flurl.Signed by: Todd Menier

This is the Flurl package, repackaged with strongly named assemblies. See https://flurl.io/ for the official project.

Fluxor by: Peter Morris

A zero boilerplate Redux/Flux framework for .NET

Fluxor.Blazor.Web by: Peter Morris

A zero boilerplate Redux/Flux framework for Blazor

Fody by: The Fody Team

Extensible tool for weaving .net assemblies.

FodyHelpers by: The Fody Team

Helpers for Fody.

FormCMS by: Jason Chen

A headless CMS with GraphQL API and drag-and-drop page designer.

FParsec by: Stephan Tolksdorf

FParsec is a parser combinator library for F#. You can find comprehensive documentation for FParsec at http://www.quanttec.com/fparsec. The documentation includes a feature list, a tutorial, a user’s guide and an API reference. This package uses the basic “low-trust” configuration of FParsec, which does not use any unverifiable code and is optimized for maximum portability. If you need to parse very large files or if you employ FParsec for performance-critical jobs, consider using the alternate “Big Data Edition” NuGet package (see https://nuget.org/packages/fparsec-big-data-edition).