Open Source
Cuemon for .NET is available on GitHub and is licensed under The MIT License (MIT) and gives freedom for commercial projects; free of charge.
An open-source family of assemblies targeted the .NET platform by Microsoft. It is, by heart, free, flexible and built to extend and boost your agile codebelt.
Yes, and targeted the .NET Standard platform from the start, it is a serious assembly-family of forty-eight (48) assemblies placed in the Cuemon namespace. Created with passion to make your coding life easier by removing the need for plumbing code and providing an intuitive and guided way of keeping a clean codebase.
Cuemon for .NET is available on GitHub and is licensed under The MIT License (MIT) and gives freedom for commercial projects; free of charge.
.NET enables developers to produce portable libraries that are usable across .NET implementations, using the same set of APIs.
Code away and enjoy the benefits of high cohesion and low coupling in form of abstractions, generic code and option pattern throughout the library.
Cuemon was born in 2008 for the .NET Framework. With support for .NET Standard in 2016, .NET 6 in 2021, .NET 7 in 2022 and .NET 8 in 2023 - we are here to stay.
This project is documented on a per-assembly level and with DocFX. This provides full intellisense while you make great software.
Empower your code with these assemblies while enjoying the benefits of agile development delivering new features and fixes on a regular basis.
xUnit, JSON.Net, ASP.NET API Versioning and Swashbuckle.AspNetCore evolved! Bringing new enhancement to these four great products will make you an even better code-ninja!
Many of the DevSecOps principles has been applied to this project including, but not limited to; Continuous Integration and Delivery.
Want to debug and step into the many layers of Cuemon? No problem; all NuGet packages is 100% source link enabled!
Lay the figurative puzzle to your liking with hundreds of classes, structs, delegates and interfaces at your fingertip.
Designed to be intuitive and follows the same namespace as .NET. using Microsoft.AspNetCore? using Cuemon.AspNetCore!
Made with passion - shared with love to fellow coders, programmers, developers and the likes thereof - all contributing to the art of coding.