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IEvangelist/azure-cosmos-dotnet-repository Azure Cosmos DB Repository .NET SDK
A dependency-injection-friendly wrapper around Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos, with 1.2M+ NuGet downloads.
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IEvangelist/profanity-filter Profanity Filter
Customizable, source-generated, and AOT-ready moderation for modern .NET applications.
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IEvangelist/blazorators Blazorators
Roslyn generators that author strongly typed C# wrappers for browser APIs without hand-written IJSRuntime glue.
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IEvangelist/FreeDF FreeDF
A C#/.NET PDF 2.0 engine and browser editor for opening, editing, rendering, and exporting documents locally.
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IEvangelist/pwned-client Pwned Client
An AOT-compatible .NET client for Have I Been Pwned, with privacy-first password checks.
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IEvangelist/actions-toolkit-csharp GitHub Actions Toolkit for C#
A family of native-AOT-ready NuGet packages for authoring GitHub Actions in C#.
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IEvangelist/resource-translator Resource Translator
A GitHub Action that translates .resx and localization resources inside .NET build workflows.
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IEvangelist/asciinema.ext GitHub Artifacts Explorer & Asciinema Player
A VS Code extension for browsing workflow artifacts and playing asciinema recordings from pull-request or run URLs.
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IEvangelist/netlify-aspire-integration Netlify Aspire Integration
A hosting integration for deploying Aspire-powered static experiences to Netlify from an AppHost.
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IEvangelist/nextflix Nextflix
A streaming-style Next.js 15 demo with TMDB data, hero trailers, hover cards, and continuous browsing.
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IEvangelist/Bueler Bueler
A reactive Rust web framework with fine-grained signals, direct DOM updates, WebAssembly, and 48 components.
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IEvangelist/6174 6174
An animated React explorer that walks four-digit seeds into Kaprekar's constant, one subtraction at a time.