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I am on a project where I have multiple users of a portal and they are connected to other users of the portal. Now we are asked to draw a “Social Network” relationship graph to see the relationships. The constraint is that this graph has to be seen in the web browser.
The graph has to be something like:
Is there any C# library or component to draw this type of graphs? We have already checked these:
http://flare.prefuse.org/
http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yfiles_practicalinfo_gallery.html
.NET graph library around?
http://quickgraph.codeplex.com/
https://graphsharp.codeplex.com/
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/f1303e46-965f-401a-87c3-34e1331d32c5/default.aspx
http://sourceforge.net/projects/zedgraph/
But I want to check if you already used some other and your feedback.
I've used Northwoods Go.NET for many years and it has been great.
I've used Microsoft chart it's fine and free !
Maybe you can take a look to graphviz too : http://www.graphviz.org/
It can be expensive but Tom Sawyer Visualization, ActiveX edition is a solution to the problem.
Another great product I just stumbled across with HTML5 (canvas/SVG) support:
http://www.mindfusion.eu/features-netdiagram.html
They also have a pure client-side JavaScript library also with HTML5 support:
http://www.mindfusion.eu/jsdiagram.html
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I am making windows based application where I do a lot of data processing and end up with list of coordinates and other information. I would like to use to plot markers, routes etc on a google map.
I believe that the google api is meant for web based applications.
I would like to keep the solution desktop based since that framework is best suited to do all the data processing I want.
Is there a clean, non third party based solution to use google maps and the api to do drawing and marking on the map from within the .net application?
You can use GreatMaps GMap.NET control for Microsoft's platforms.
it is across platform, open source .NET control from Microsoft.
check the below link to understand how to use GMap.Net control
GMap.NET Control
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I am looking for a professional tool that will enable me to implement an excel like formula engine.
I require support for custom functions, an editor (in winforms or WPF) which gives a descent user experience (Intellisense , auto complete, partial evaluation of the formula etc...)
All I could find so far are just back-end projects such as:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/17853/Implementing-an-Excel-like-formula-engine
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/57264/Eval3-wrapper
And those do not provide any client side , only backend engine.
There are some Excel-formula-engines out there (mostly commercial) - but since you need a frontend too the only one I know of is SpreadsheetGear. Hope this helps...
Spreadsheetgear is one of the more established products. According to their site Microsoft also use their product?? It's expensive though.
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I'm looking to start doing dark launches and ramp ups in our production site (ASP.Net Webforms / MVC). Are there any existing libraries or frameworks for .Net that help with this or do I just need to roll my own?
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I want to build a feature and push it to production without users seeing it then have the ability to turn that feature on or off for a particular user, group of users, customer, etc.
EDIT
There are libraries / frameworks available in other languages for this.
Examples:
Ruby: https://github.com/jamesgolick/rollout
Python: https://github.com/asenchi/proclaim
I'm about to start building one but want to make sure I'm not re-inventing the wheel.
My question is: Are there any similar libraries for frameworks for .Net?
Looks like the term to search for is not "dark launch" but instead "feature flipper". I have now found a couple of libraries that do this in .Net:
Flipper by Michael Sarchet: https://github.com/msarchet/flipper
FlipIt by Tim Scott: https://github.com/timscott/flipit
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I have a project, but I don't know which library that I could use for this project:
Project requirement
Log into hotmail.com
Click on each email individually and take a specific link out of the email.
Copy and add the link i want into a txt file.
I've used to try Watir with Ruby, however I would like to try C++ and C# libraries this time. Plus, non-commercial please since I'm still a student. Any idea?
Thank you,
Don't think of this in terms of logging into hotmail.com and clicking. Instead, think of it as retrieving email programmatically. Hotmail supports two standard protocols for this: POP3 and Exchange. If you're programming this on Windows, and since you tagged the question C#, I suggest using C# to access the Exchange API, which is introduced here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd637749%28v=exchg.80%29.aspx
You should be able with fairly little effort to open the emails and extract the links you want. If the Exchange API doesn't work out, just use POP3, which will be programmable from any platform.
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I've looked at Microsoft GLEE (non-commerical use) and other libraries for drawing graphs, but I need a good commercial use graph API to show complex routes through the Internet.
I need to be able to show a large number of nodes and vertexes. Any Ideas?
The Graphviz resources page lists a project, QuickGraph, which may solve your problem.
You should check out Microsoft Research's NetMap
http://www.codeplex.com/NetMap
".NetMap is a pair of applications for viewing network graphs, along with a set of .NET Framework 2.0 class libraries that can be used to add network graphs to custom applications.
A network graph is a series of vertices (sometimes called nodes) connected by edges. See this Wikipedia article for an overview of network graphs.
.NetMap was created by Marc Smith's team at Microsoft Research."
There is the Piccolo Toolkit; I haven't tried it yet but it looks promising.
Graph# at CodePlex
Netron, a graphing library, that unfortunately died because the source got bought. Still, the last releases on SF are there: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=69788&package_id=123851
ILOG Diagrammer offers network charting; actually, I haven't tried their Vis product, but am a happy user of their Gantt product which works very well.
OP,
The PowerShell blog entry you linked to has another link to a commercial version down in the comments. According to the commenter, it has been renamed Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout. Here is the direct link:
Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout 2007