108 packages returned for Tags:"meta"

Meta.Vlc is core component of Meta.Vlc.Wpf.

Meta.Vlc is an LibVlc solution for .NET, it has encapsulated most of functionalities of LibVlc. This project aims to find a perfect solution for using Vlc on WPF. Meta.Vlc provides an native WPF control(Meta.Vlc.Wpf), this control achieves video playback by utilizing InteropBitmap and shared memory.... More information

Head element support (change the document title, "meta" elements such as OGP, and "link" elements such as canonical url, favicon) for Blazor apps.

Head element support (change the document title, "meta" elements such as OGP, and "link" elements such as canonical url, favicon) for Blazor apps.

Head element support (change the document title, "meta" elements such as OGP, and "link" elements such as canonical url, favicon) for Blazor apps.

xZune.Vlc is an LibVlc solution for .NET, it has encapsulated most of functionalities of LibVlc. This project aims to find a perfect solution for using Vlc on WPF. xZune.Vlc provides an native WPF control(xZune.Vlc.Wpf), this control achieves video playback by utilizing InteropBitmap and shared... More information

CHIMP metadata providers API

Head element support (change the document title, "meta" elements such as OGP, and "link" elements such as canonical url, favicon) for Blazor apps.

xZune.Vlc is core component of xZune.Vlc.Wpf.

Meta.Vlc.Lib includes all files of LibVlc. You can use these dlls for Meta.Vlc and Meta.Vlc.Wpf. LibVlc Version: 2.2.0-xZune Weatherwax

CHIMP base meta model

Facilitatates DI, IoC, Event Aggregation, and provides tools for Meta Developers, such as Reflection Extension Methods and Attribute Interpretation Services.

Meta for KY.Core

CHIMP camera meta model

Core part of eShopWorld meta package for brands, service levels, countries and currencies

CHIMP platform meta model

CHIMP metadata base providers

CHIMP camera tree meta model

This package is not really useful (yet?), merely used to test NuGet features.

A class library containing a collection of funny and/or usefull attributes to brighten up every developers code. Why use '//' when you can write [Magic] or [BossMadeMeDoIt]?