DotLiquid by: Tim Jones, Alessandro Petrelli

DotLiquid is a templating system ported to the .NET framework from Ruby’s Liquid Markup.

EntityFramework by: Microsoft

Entity Framework 6 (EF6) is a tried and tested object-relational mapper for .NET with many years of feature development and stabilization.

EPPlus by: EPPlus Software AB

A spreadsheet library for .NET framework and .NET core

FastEndpoints by: FastEndpoints

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

FastExpressionCompiler.src by: Maksim Volkau

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

FreeSpire.Office by: win7x64

With Free Spire.Office for .NET, developers can create a wide range of applications. It enables developers to open, create, modify, convert, print, View MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents. Furthermore, it allows users to export data to popular files such as MS Word/Excel/RTF/Access, PowerPoint, PDF, XPS, HTML, XML, Text, CSV, DBF, Clipboard, SYLK, etc. As an independent Office .NET component, Free Spire.Office doesn't need Microsoft Office to be installed on neither the development nor target systems. Friendly reminder: Free Spire.Office has no any warning message but it has page limitation for the Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents. When reading and writing word documents, it is limited to 500 paragraphs and 25 tables. When converting word documents to PDF and XPS files, you can only get the first 3 page of PDF file. When reading and writing Excel files, it is limited to 5 sheets per workbook and 200 rows per sheet. When reading and writing PowerPoint documents, it is limited to 10 presentation slides. When loading and editing PDF files, it is limited to 10 pages of PDF. Free Spire.Doc for .NET Developers can use it to generate, read, write, save, print and convert documents on any .NET applications. The featured function, conversion allows converting Word documents (Word 97-2003, Word 2007, Word 2010, word 2013) to commonly used file format, such as XML, RTF, TXT, PDF, XPS, EPUB, HTML and Image etc. Free Spire.DocViewer for .NET Free Spire.DocViewer for .NET can help developers quickly open Word 97-2003, Word 2007, Word 2010 and Word 2013. When Printing Word Documents, print pages can be set up or be odd number, even number or a custom number scale. In addition, developers can view documents in reading or printing mode and display documents with page up/down, and zoom in/out. Free Spire.XLS for .NET Free Spire.XLS for .NET enables developers to generate Excel workbook from scratch, or load a workbook from either folder or file stream.

GeoAPI by: NetTopologySuite - Team

GeoAPI.NET project provides a common framework based on OGC/ISO standards to improve interoperability among .NET GIS projects.

Google.Protobuf by: Google Inc.

C# runtime library for Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format.

Grpc by: The gRPC Authors

Metapackage for gRPC C#

Grpc.AspNetCore by: The gRPC Authors

gRPC meta-package for ASP.NET Core

Grpc.AspNetCore.Server by: The gRPC Authors

gRPC support for ASP.NET Core

Grpc.AspNetCore.Server.ClientFactory by: The gRPC Authors

HttpClientFactory integration the for gRPC .NET client when running in ASP.NET Core

Grpc.Core.Api by: The gRPC Authors

gRPC C# Surface API

Grpc.Net.Client by: The gRPC Authors

.NET client for gRPC

Grpc.Net.ClientFactory by: The gRPC Authors

HttpClientFactory integration the for gRPC .NET client

Grpc.Net.Common by: The gRPC Authors

Infrastructure for common functionality in gRPC

Grpc.Reflection by: The gRPC Authors

gRPC C# Server Reflection

Grpc.Tools by: The gRPC Authors

gRPC and Protocol Buffer compiler for C# projects

HtmlAgilityPack by: ZZZ Projects, Simon Mourrier, Jeff Klawiter, Stephan Grell

This is an agile HTML parser that builds a read/write DOM and supports plain XPATH or XSLT (you actually don't HAVE to understand XPATH nor XSLT to use it, don't worry...). It is a .NET code library that allows you to parse "out of the web" HTML files. The parser is very tolerant with "real world" malformed HTML. The object model is very similar to what proposes System.Xml, but for HTML documents (or streams).

Humanizer by: Claire Novotny, Mehdi Khalili

Humanizer meets all your .NET needs for manipulating and displaying strings, enums, dates, times, timespans, numbers and quantities