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We are thinking of implementing Redis to optimise our webapplications retrieval of custom text descriptions and labels for pages.
We want to use StackExchange.Redis. Are there any example projects or Walkthroughs which would help to understand the project easier?
I use the test project as examples. https://github.com/StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis/tree/master/StackExchange.Redis.Tests
it is pretty good.
I found useful example of using redis StackExchange client here:
Object Persistence in C# - Part 5 - Redis Provider
the source code is on github
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We are building to many applications in .NET (specially .NET-core) framework. Most of them are in C#. The problem is, each developer is implementing their own RBAC implementation in their projects. At the end we have too many form of RBAC implementations.
Is they any official or community supported de-facto implementations of RBAC in .NET (C#) that we can re-use in all our projects.
Please share if you feel any good practice as well in this regard.
You can use ASP.NET Identity.
More about ASP.NET Identity at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/identity/overview/
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I am looking for a .net C# library that can do translations. I tried googles one but they charge money now for it.
I am looking for something that can preferably auto detect languages, translate blocks of text or download the entire page and convert it.
This all has to of course be done through code.
Thanks
Have you tried using bing?
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/
There is a translator .net library on codeplex that uses bing: http://translateit.codeplex.com/
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I'm busy with an application that needs to display Treemaps to a user but I can't find a good charting library that has support for this kind of graph.
Here are some examples of what I mean
I'm using C# as a server side technology, but I'm willing to invoke something on a command-line too if that is required.
Any suggestions?
Edit: I don't mind getting a java library recommendation, since I don't mind combining technologies
Well, since you question is tagged with "Java" I'm gonna propose JFreeChart (even though your actual question seems to indicate you need more of a C#/.net kind of library)
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I am looking for something that will iterate over our model and extract each objects properties in order to build a documentation wiki. Is there a tool out there which will do such a thing?
Basically I do not want to have to extract all of our documentation out of the projects by hand.
sandcastle builds webpages, but they aren't editable as a wiki. Is that the kind of thing you are looking for?
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Hi is there any open source forum in asp.net with c# 2.0?
If so can you post those links?
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nagu
http://www.yetanotherforum.net/
Some of the other starter kits at this next link are open source projects that contain forums as part of the portal offering.
http://www.asp.net/community/projects/
stacked is an Open Source implementation of StackOverflow.. check out..