Extensive collection of FTP/SSL, SFTP server, ZIP and mail .NET components for multiple platforms that includes numerous example projects
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Updated | Feb 2nd 2017 |
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DotNetLibs
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User Rating |
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Original File Size | 25.5 MB |
Downloads | 5627 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Programming |
Many businesses find themselves having to create their own apps in order to remain competitive in a certain field, and quite a few of them choose to rely on components that are already available instead of building the software from scratch.
DotNetLibs is a collection of libraries for both desktop and mobile platforms that enable you to integrate additional functionality into your products. The package is indented to provide you with the tools you need to build multi-platform apps with less effort.
This software suite includes FTP/SSL, SFTP, IMAP, POP3, SMTP, Data Encryptor, Exchange, File Server, Time, ZIP and SSH and Telnet Terminal Emulation libraries. Developers can use these to enhance their own applications and make them capable of transferring files, sending emails and compressing data.
Since creating multi-platform apps is very important nowadays, it should be mentioned that the following platforms are supported: .NET Desktop, .NET CF, Xamarin iOS, Android, Mac, UWP, Windows Store 8.0 and Windows Portable Class Library 8.1.
The downloadable package includes a number of example projects for the supported platforms. These can help you get started on the right track and get an idea of how the components can be implemented in your projects. Also, DotNetLibs Crack comes with a documented API that can be used in your .NET code.
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