Open-Source Projects

Here you can find an updated list of my open-source projects, in no particular order.

Name Description Location
DomainEvents Domain Events for .NET. GitHub
Nuget
EFAuditable A collection of APIs for easing audits with EF Core. GitHub
Nuget
EFSoftDeletes A collection of APIs for easing soft-deletes with EF Core. GitHub
Nuget
ExtendedServiceProvider A wrapper for the .NET service provider offering additional features. GitHub
Nuget
FluidCore FluidCore is an elastic object implementation for .NET. GitHub
GeoWeatherServices A collection of geo IP location and weather services. GitHub
Nuget
HttpClientCache An in-memory cache for the HTTP Client. GitHub
Nuget
Interpose.Core Interpose.Core is a framework for doing dynamic interception of .NET code (Aspect-Oriented Programming). GitHub
Nuget
LinqQueryCache LinqQueryCache is an in-memory cache for LINQ queries. GitHub
Nuget
Postal.NET Postal.NET is a .NET library for writing decoupled applications. GitHub
Nuget
Search.NET A .NET proxy for search engines. GitHub
Nuget
SharedFlat SharedFlat is a multitenancy library for .NET. GitHub
Nuget

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