#extensions

MudBlazor.Extensions from https://www.mudex.org is a small extension for MudBlazor from https://mudblazor.com

.NET binding for libvips.

Roslyn source generators that write ReactiveUI boilerplate at compile time. Attributes such as [Reactive], [ObservableAsProperty], [ReactiveCommand] and [IViewFor] produce reactive properties, commands and view bindings without reflection or IL weaving.

A collection of helpful object[] extension methods

A collection of helpful byte[] extension methods

A collection of helpful DateTimeOffset extension methods

Helpful extension methods surrounding DateTimeOffsets relating to years

A collection of helpful Enumerable NamedEntity extension methods

A collection of helpful FieldInfo (Reflection) extension methods

A collection of helpful MemberInfo (Reflection) extension methods

A collection of helpful EmailMessage extension methods

A collection of helpful NamedEntity extension methods

A collection of helpful ParameterInfo (Reflection) extension methods

Various helpful byte span extension methods

Various helpful character span extension methods

Helpful extension methods surrounding ReadOnlySpan of ParameterInfo

A collection of helpful ReadOnlySpan (string) extension methods

Helpful extension methods surrounding ReadOnlySpan of Type

A collection of helpful file related string extension methods

A collection of helpful Task extension methods

A collection of helpful TimeZoneInfo extension methods

A collection of helpful Type array extension methods

BB84.Extensions is a comprehensive collection of extension methods for the .NET framework and Windows Forms applications. The project consists of two main libraries that provide utility methods to simplify common programming tasks and enhance developer productivity.

.NET Community Toolkit is a collection of helpers and APIs that work for all .NET developers and are agnostic of any specific UI platform. The toolkit is maintained and published by Microsoft, and part of the .NET Foundation.

Extensions for Revit plugin development