NuGet Gallery Feed for QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX42QuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.https://www.nuget.org/packages/QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX42/2018-09-18T19:00:12Zhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX42/1.8.1QuickFix.Net.NETCore.FIX42 1.8.12018-09-18T18:56:04Z2018-09-18T19:00:12ZAlgomateInchttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/AlgomateIncQuickFIX/n is a .NET port of QuickFIX, an open source C++ FIX engine. We love QuickFIX. We have been contributors nearly since its conception and use it heavily in our products and consulting. The goal of QuickFIX/n is to create an open source FIX engine that feels native to C#. The (C++) QuickFIX project maintains a C# wrapper which has been used successfully in .NET for many years, but it results in code that is not idiomatic of .NET development. QuickFIX/n attempts to keep the same robustness and conformance of QuickFIX with a similar API while bringing native performance and idiomatic usage to .NET. For Java development, please visit the excellent QuickFIX/J. QuickFIX/n uses the QuickFIX name with the full backing and support of QuickFIX and its creator Oren Miller.