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ClientDependency is a framework for simplifying colaborative development of ASP.NET components, allowing components to state what CSS and JavaScript files they require, and ensuring that each file only is only added once to the response. ClientDependency also handles combination, minification and... More information

An extension for the ClientDependency framework to support ASP.NET MVC.

Chauffeur is a tool for helping with delivering changes to an Umbraco instance.

This is the Boo compiler and language assemblies for when you're wanting to create macros, compiler steps, etc.

This is the Boo language extension assembly for working with the high-level Boo features.

The Rhino DSL project is a set of components that turned out to be useful across many DSL implementations. It contains classes to aid in building a DSL engine, implicit base classes, multifile DSLs, and so on.

Delice is a dotnet tool that will list out the license information of the packages that your project depends on to help you get a better idea of what licenses are in use by your project.

Chauffeur Runner is a CLI for executing Chauffeur deliverables against an Umbraco instance.

A .NET API for BrowserStack's automated testing API - https://github.com/browserstack/api

This is a simple plugin that allows you to inspect your KnockoutJS ViewModels using the Glimpse tool

An OWIN middleware to force HTTPS on requests

Clay is a dynamic C# type that will enable you to sculpt objects of any shape just as easily as in JavaScript or other dynamic languages.

Chauffeur Runner is a CLI for executing Chauffeur deliverables against an Umbraco instance.

A tool for managing packages from the Umbraco package feed using Chauffeur

A basic .hgignore file for .NET projects.

An Autofac-based Presenter Factory which allows custm IoC with WebForms MVP.

Some Xamarin Android MSBuild targets

Chauffeur.ContentImport is a plugin for Chauffeur that uses the Umbraco Packaging API to import and publish content.

Using the power of LINQ but from JavaScript! Uses standard JavaScript Arrays and just add LINQ-esq extensions.

Bob wasn't a great product for Microsoft but maybe Bob can add what's missing for Windows 8