Fluent.DotNet.Extensions
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These are useful extension helpers for common programming functions Some extension helpers: - Application Assembly Info - ProcessAsyncHelper - Enum parser - Expando - Split Uppercase - Serialize/Deserialize JSON string, object or file - Image thumbnail and reduce - LINQ: TakeLast of elements, First from many, ToFlatten, Filter, ConvertCollectionTo, ForEach, DistinctBy - Get property value from reflection - IsNullOrWhiteSpace or IsNotNullOrWhiteSpace as extension - Serialize/Deserialize XML object or file Supported platforms: - NET 5.0
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These are useful extension helpers for common programming functions Some extension helpers: - Application Assembly Info - ProcessAsyncHelper - Enum parser - Expando - Split Uppercase - Serialize/Deserialize JSON string, object or file - Image thumbnail and reduce - LINQ: TakeLast of elements, First from many, ToFlatten, Filter, ConvertCollectionTo, ForEach, DistinctBy - Get property value from reflection - IsNullOrWhiteSpace or IsNotNullOrWhiteSpace as extension - Serialize/Deserialize XML object or file Supported platforms: - NET 5.0
We found that fluent.dotnet.extensions demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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