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My open-source projects

I have started some open-source projects to offer some extra value to the open-source community and to ease my work on commercial projects. All of them are released under the MIT license, as it is the simplest and offers the most liberty.

Should anyone wish to contribute to any of my open-source projects, please read the contributing guidelines first and feel free to create as many pull requests as you wish.

These projects are provided 100% free of charge, and no donations will be taken.

IX.Retry

The first open-source project that I started, IX.Retry is a library for re-attempting possibly failed operations.

Latest release is: IX.Retry GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.Retry NuGet (stable) and IX.Retry NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.Retry AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.Retry GitHub issues

IX.Observable

A major open-source project, IX.Observable offers a more proper set of observable collections, like an observable dictionary, an observable queue, an observable stack and an observable master/slave collection, which acts as an aggregation of multiple collections, etc.

Latest release is: IX.Observable GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.Observable NuGet (stable) and IX.Observable NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.Observable AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.Observable GitHub issues

IX.Math

Another major open-source project, IX.Math deals with transforming text into something meaningful from a computer perspective. Input x+2 and it generates a delegate that requires one parameter and returns that value, incremented by 2.

Latest release is: IX.Math GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.Math NuGet (stable) and IX.Math NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.Math AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.Math GitHub issues

IX.Abstractions

This project came as a result of too many “Why didn’t they just make this mockable in the first place?” questions. IX.Abstractions (as the name implies) abstracts some code that was made to be built-in, like file and folder operations, by forcing the functionality into neatly-organized interfaces that mimic their original functionality.

Latest release is: IX.Abstractions GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.Abstractions NuGet (stable) and IX.Abstractions NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.Abstractions AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.Abstractions GitHub issues

IX.Undoable

The first project that mostly deals with the UI side, IX.Undoable offers a framework for undo and redo operations.

Latest release is: IX.Undoable GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.Undoable NuGet (stable) and IX.Undoable NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.Undoable AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.Undoable GitHub issues

IX.StandardExtensions

The last actively-developed project on the list, IX.StandardExtensions is a set of extension methods made in order to make life easier and more standardized when developing with .NET.

Latest release is: IX.StandardExtensions GitHub release

NuGet release: IX.StandardExtensions NuGet (stable) and IX.StandardExtensions NuGet (unstable, if any)

Build health: IX.StandardExtensions AppVeyor CI

Open issues: IX.StandardExtensions GitHub issues