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Closed 9 years ago.
Is there any C# analogue of Node.js?
I want a lightweight async http and websocket server.
Required platform: mono.
There are some. I know following:
NancyFX - http://nancyfx.org/. There is a good pack of links on Scott Hanselman blog
ServiceStack -http://www.servicestack.net/ - more complicated, but much more powerful
Here's a good list of your options (along with an async server example).
I use httpserver myself, and it works fine for my requirements.
http://blog.tedd.no/2012/07/28/asyncawait-http-server-in-c
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am just getting started with ESB, I am currently reading the code for rhino-esb, to see how it is implemented.
Are there any good resources (i.e. books, videos) for beginners to get started with ESB? I am also trying to understand the difference between EAI and ESB.
Cheers!
This website (http://www.eaipatterns.com/) has good information about EAI.
You can start looking at Apache Synapse Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). It has so many samples, which will help you to understand ESB features.
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Closed 9 years ago.
My questions is:
Whether DotNetNuke is W3C compliant for the code it generates?
Mostly articles that I have read are bit outdated (and I'm a newbie too) so I'm unable to decide.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Latest version of DotNetNuke 7.x is NOT standard compliant. If you go to http://validator.w3.org/ and add www.dotnetnuke.com you will notice some errors. They are minor and fixable errors. Most of the code is standard compliant but not all.
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Closed 10 years ago.
There are several discussions already here but they are older and non exhaustive.
I am looking for a comparison of CouchDB c# libraries. Specifically, feedback on the ones listed on the CouchDB website .
LoveSeat
Relax
Divan
SharpCouch
DreamSeat
Any feedback on these (or others) - real world experience would be great.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to know what are the most popular Web-Engines to use in a Desktop Aplication using C# and WinForms.
Can you suggest some ?
edit: I've edited the question, I think it's OK now.
I would go with WebKit.NET (GitHub Download)
I would use Awesomium.
It has a good .NET/WPF support.
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Closed 9 years ago.
Is there a .NET version/binding for Neo4j?
It looks like exactly what I want, but I'm working in C# on .NET.
Thanks
I think you best bet at the moment is to use the REST server. There's a blog post with a proof of concept .NET client: Neo4j .NET Client over HTTP using REST and json.
Update: Now there's actually two different .Net Neo4j REST clients:
Neo4RestNet
Neo4jRestSharp
Just updating this question with a more current option - the Neo4jClient available on NuGet. The package and links to the project site are at http://nuget.org/packages/Neo4jClient