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  Below you'll find links to various open source projects related to LLBLGen Pro. If you have written an add-on or other piece of software related to LLBLGen Pro and it's open source and it's valuable for our customers, please let us know so we can add it to the list below.



Algorithmia

Algorithm and data-structure library for .NET 3.5 and up. Algorithmia contains sophisticated algorithms and data-structures like graphs, priority queues, command, undo-redo and more. Algorithmia is one of the pillars of the LLBLGen Pro v3 designer and is used in production successfully since May 2010. Many of the classes and algorithms in Algorithmia contain references to papers and articles on Wikipedia or other websites where you can find additional information regarding the algorithm or data-structure implemented.

License type: BSD2
Author: Solutions Design bv
Project link: Main project site on CodePlex



BCL Extensions

BCLExtensions is an extension method library for .NET 3.5 or higher which offers various extension methods for classes in the .NET Base Class Library (BCL). BCL Extensions is a small library which extends what is shipped with .NET 3.5 or .NET 4.0. Please consult the Documentation for further details. BCL Extensions is used by the LLBLGen Pro v3 designer and the algorithm and data-structures library Algorithmia and has been used in production successfully since May 2010.

License type: BSD2
Author: Solutions Design bv
Project link: Main project site on CodePlex



Help and Discuss (HnD) forum system

HnD is a free, ASP.NET based customer support forum system, built with LLBLGen Pro and which is used as our own customer support forum system. HnD stands for Help and Discuss and is running on .NET 2.0+ with 100% LLBLGen Pro code. It offers site owners a flexible and fast customer support system with, among other features: email notification, attachments, secure forums so only the topicstarter and people with a given action right can see / access the thread, print-specific view of a thread, search etc.

License type: GPL2
Author: Solutions Design bv
Project link: Main project site on BitBucket



LLBLGen Pro ASP.NET GUI Templates Extended (ANGTE)

LLBLGen Pro ANGTE is a template set you can use in your LLBLGen Pro projects for a complete database editor in ASP.NET 2.0+ using LLBLGen Pro Runtime Framework (Adapter or SelfServicing) generated code. It's an extension of the ASP.NET GUI templates shipped as an additional download for LLBLGen Pro.

License type: BSD2
Author: Solutions Design bv / David Elizondo
Project link: Main project site on CodePlex



Linqpad support driver

This is a data context driver for LINQPad, a linq-using query tool for O/R mappers. With this driver you can use your LLBLGen Pro Runtime Framework using generated code within LINQPad to test linq queries on your database using the generated code.

License type: Ms-PL
Author: Jeremy Thomas
Project link: Project page on CodePlex



'Code for Rapid C# Windows Development' ebook example sourcecode

The worked example in Joseph Chancellor’s book Rapid C# Windows Development which uses LLBLGen Pro to connect to the Adventure Works sample database.

The book, published in February 2006 about 'Quickly Build Robust, Database-Driven Applications', along with the code is a great introduction into performing common tasks in Database-Driven Applications, however it was written with version 1.X of LLBLGen Pro and this project is about updating the book's sourcecode to the latest version of LLBLGen Pro. All of the queries are converted from the native query API to linq, and the originals are kept for comparison.

License type: Ms-PL
Author: Joseph Chancellor and Jeremy Thomas
Project link: Main project site on CodePlex

 
 
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