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Windows Identity Foundation enables .NET developers to externalize identity logic from their application, improving developer productivity, enhancing application security, and enabling interoperable federation. Enjoy greater productivity, applying the same tools and programming model to build on-premises software as well as cloud services. Create more secure applications by reducing custom implementations and using a single simplified identity model based on claims. Enjoy greater flexibility in application deployment through interoperability based on industry standard protocols, allowing applications and identity infrastructure services to communicate via claims.
The P Programming Language Compiler
A programming model for software-defined state (Stability: Stable)
The P Programming Language C# Runtime
See documentation: https://github.com/NakedObjectsGroup/NakedObjectsFramework/tree/master/Documentation
Provides a common core to the NakedObjects and NakedFunctions programming models
Asyncify-CSharp is an analyzer and codefix that allows you to quickly update your code to use the Task Asynchronous Programming model. This model, introduced in C# 5, adds an intuitive way of handling asynchronous calls within C#. The analyzer allows large codebases to be easily modified to use the TAP model by finding violations and applying fixes up the call tree.
This package enables Visual Studio 2012 projects to use the new 'async' and 'await' keywords. This package also includes Task-based extension methods that allow using some of the existing asynchronous APIs with the new language keywords. Windows Phone Silverlight 8 projects can use this package to get access to async extension methods for the networking types. This package is not supported in Visual Studio 2010, and is only required for projects targeting .NET Framework 4.5, Windows 8, Windows Phone Silverlight 8, or Windows Phone 8.1 when consuming a library that uses this package. For known issues, please see: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bclteam/p/asynctargetingpackkb.aspx. For more information on the async programming model, visit MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/hh191443.aspx. Supported Platforms: - .NET Framework 4 (with KB2468871) - Windows 8 - Windows Phone 8.1 - Windows Phone Silverlight 7.5 - Silverlight 4 - Portable Class Libraries
Currently customers writing Azure ServiceBus queue consumer need to write code to receive messages from a queue/subscription. This sample intends to simplify consuming messages using a WCF based approach. This packages adds a folder with the implementation of this WCF based solution and also adds a Start.cs file which can be used to try the solution in action with various scenarios. It starts with how the scenario of pulling messages from a ServiceBus queue/topic is implemented today and then moves on to the various possibilities with the proposed WCF based approach. This sample assumes your project is a C# console application using .Net Framework 4 - Full Profile.
A F# library for creating and solving Linear Programming and Mixed Integer Programming Models
The Windows Input Simulator provides a simple .NET (C#) interface to simulate Keyboard or Mouse input using the Win32 SendInput method. All of the Interop is done for you and there's a simple programming model for sending multiple keystrokes.
The OPTANO Modeling library allows you to use C# as a Modeling language for mathematical optimization (mixed integer programming (MIP) and linear programming (LP)). It has a lightweight footprint and connects to several solvers.
A lightweight library of component-model-like types and functionality that are useful in common .NET programming scenarios.
A library (.dll) of various linear, nonlinear, and stochastic numerical optimization techniques. While some of these are older than 40 years, many have yet to take advantage of an object-oriented programming model. This toolbox was originally created to aid in the automated design of various engineering artifacts. The following “class diagram” shows the main optimization methods that have currently been implemented – as well as some insight into organization of classes and objects. The best way to understand how to use OOOT, is through examples. There are two basic types of methods implemented so far: methods for continuous variables and methods for discrete variables. Approaches for mixed methods such as Branch-and-Bound are planned but not currently included. ClassDiagram1Many of the optimization methods for real valued decision variables will require that a line-search method be specified (Arithmetic Mean, Golden Section, DSC-Powell) and a search direction method (Cyclic Coordinate Search, Steepest Descent, Powell’s Method, Fletcher-Reeves, or Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno). With this modular design it is possible to reconfigure these to create 80 unique algorithms. In addition to these there are also ten different convergence criteria that can be added individually or in any combination to these 80 algorithms. Read more about convergence methods here. But, one of the biggest advantages of the toolbox is the way that objective functions, equalities and inequalities can be easily added to the optimization process. Most (if not all open source approaches) optimization codes requires the problem specific details to be compiled along with the algorithm. Here, the problem formulation can be in another library or exe and can be customized at run-time instead of compile time. It is even possible to have the optimization algorithm change in response to the nature of the design variables and the number of constraints. Read more about problem formulation
SmartLibrary series models, attributes, helpers etc.
Minimal, lock-free, IAsyncResult implementation for .NET 4.x
Small and simple library for retrieving messages from Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) servers with full support for .NET 4.8, .NET Standard 2.1 and asynchronous programming model.
Halibut is a secure, RPC-based communication framework. Like WCF and similar frameworks, Halibut uses a simple request/response based programming model. However, unlike other request/response frameworks, the transport layer can be configured to allow either party to be a TCP listener or TCP client.