45 packages returned for Tags:"modular"

A modular way of configuring IOC dependencies that is independent of the container

Configures packages using Ioc.Modules as a Ninject module

Compiste web application development framework, application development infrastructure. SchuberFramework core class libraries.

TreeRouter for .NetCore apps

Compiste web application development framework, the underlying architecture of the www.labijie.com project and contains many application development infrastructure. SchuberFramework data access class libraries (use entityframework) .

A framework for building modular applications.

A router which maps out path nodes to reduce the number of routes to match, increasing speed.

WebSockets with TreeRouter convenience

Compiste web application development framework, the underlying architecture of the www.labijie.com project and contains many application development infrastructure. SchuberFramework azure access class libraries .

WebSockets with TreeRouter convenience

A library to help create small application modules that are dependency and test friendly. It is the base for modules as micro-services. There are two concepts: The chains and the actions. The chains act like a state machine representation of the class, holding a context, which actions... More information

Display your DocTypes in the Umbraco's Edit View organized in the same structure as your Document Types folder. Comes with preview capability!

Compiste web application development framework, application development infrastructure. SchuberFramework core class libraries.

Modular API is a Framework structure used to create an application.

WebSockets with TreeRouter convenience

Configures packages using Ioc.Modules into a Unity container

Configures packages using Ioc.Modules with the Autofac builder

Simple modular logging system.

Compiste web application development framework, application development infrastructure. SchuberFramework core class libraries.

StringDB is a modular, key/value pair DB designed to consume *tiny* amounts of ram & produce *tiny* databases.