FastMember by: Marc Gravell

In .NET reflection is slow... well, kinda slow. If you need access to the members of an arbitrary type, with the type and member-names known only at runtime - then it is frankly hard (especially for DLR types). This library makes such access easy and fast.

Fhir.Metrics by: Martijn Harthoorn

Conversion system for physical units, with UCUM implementation - The Unified Code for Units of Measure

Firely.Fhir.Packages by: Firely

This is Firely's support library for anyone who wants to work with HL7 FHIR packages.

FastEndpoints by: FastEndpoints

A light-weight REST Api framework for ASP.Net 6 and newer that implements REPR (Request-Endpoint-Response) Pattern.

FluentMigrator.Abstractions by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

EPPlus.System.Drawing by: EPPlus.System.Drawing

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ExcelNumberFormat by: ExcelNumberFormat developers

.NET library to parse ECMA-376 number format strings and format values like Excel and other spreadsheet softwares.

FastExpressionCompiler by: Maksim Volkau

FastExpressionCompiler 5. 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

FastEndpoints.Attributes by: FastEndpoints

Attributes used by FastEndpoints.

FluentMigrator.Extensions.SqlServer by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FastEndpoints.Messaging.Core by: FastEndpoints

Core messaging interfaces used by FastEndpoints.

FastMember.Signed by: Marc Gravell

In .NET reflection is slow... well, kinda slow. If you need access to the members of an arbitrary type, with the type and member-names known only at runtime - then it is frankly hard (especially for DLR types). This library makes such access easy and fast.

EPPlus.Interfaces by: EPPlus.Interfaces

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FastEndpoints.Core by: FastEndpoints

Core service resolution and other shared functionality of FastEndpoints.

FluentMigrator.Runner.Core by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Extensions.SqlAnywhere by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FluentMigrator.Runner.SqlAnywhere by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FastEndpoints.Swagger by: FastEndpoints

Swagger support for FastEndpoints.

FluentMigrator by: Sean Chambers Josh Coffman Tom Marien Mark Junker John Zabroski

FluentMigrator is a database migration framework for .NET written in C#. The basic idea is that you can create migrations which are simply classes that derive from the Migration base class and have a Migration attribute with a unique version number attached to them. Upon executing FluentMigrator, you tell it which version to migrate to and it will run all necessary migrations in order to bring your database up to that version. In addition to forward migration support, FluentMigrator also supports different ways to execute the migrations along with selective migrations called profiles and executing arbitrary SQL.

FastExpressionCompiler.src by: Maksim Volkau

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()