24 packages returned for Tags:"declarative"

This package enables configuring the Transient Fault Handling Application Block ("Topaz") using declarative configuration such as the app.config file. Configuring the block is also supported by the Enterprise Library Configuration Tool available in the Visual Studio Extensions Gallery.

CamlBuilder allows developers to easily write CAML queries without long strings of XML. CAML can be constructed with declarative strongly-typed code.

.NET library for human-readable declaration of regular expressions without having to remember the regex syntax. Looks similar to Expression Trees in .NET.

This package provides an easy to use, declarative way of performing REST calls.

Revolutionize your MVVM. Compose and connect properties, reuse property patterns, and make your presentation logic code concise, predictable, and less error-prone. Make your async VMs portable.

Lightweight and Composable CLI Argument Parser for all modern .Net platforms

Types and extensions for declarative data transformations.

Easily define a protocol and efficiently serialize and deserialize objects without boilerplate code.

Defines a set of attributes and extension methods to query ICollection and IQueryable with filter objects

Lightweight object mapper with support for declarative fluent syntax.

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Providing foundational building blocks for describing programs with expressions, without sacrificing type safety. Also, Monads

Easy to use JavaScript two way binding framework.

This package enables configuring the Transient Fault Handling Application Block ("Topaz") using declarative configuration such as the app.config file. Configuring the block is also supported by the Enterprise Library Configuration Tool available in the Visual Studio Extensions Gallery. This library... More information

Declarative data pipeline library for C#

Use Rx additions with Property Framework. Consume sequences of property values and reload calls.

Easy to use JavaScript two way binding framework.

Rich web applications deserve more meaningful events than mere "click". Custom events have long been recommended, but you still had to listen to click to fire them off. Now you don't, let trigger.js take care of it. Just declare what you want the browser events to mean, right on your elements. And... More information