263 packages returned for Tags:"events"

Succinct, dependency-free, ioc-friendly utilities for publishing / subscribing to events within the application domain.

Reactive Extensions (Rx) for .NET

This package is no longer supported. Please use the Prism.Core package instead. Event aggregation allows communication between loosely coupled components in an app, removing the need for components to have a reference to each other. Event aggregation can simplify memory management and reduce... More information

The purpose of the EventStore is to represent a series of events as a stream. Furthermore, it provides hooks whereby any events committed to the stream can be dispatched to interested parties.

An iCalendar (RFC 5545) control library for .NET. A fork and continuation of the original dday.ical library including bug fixes and many performance enhancements.

C# WebSocket Implementation

DHTMLX Scheduler .NET web control provides rich and flexible APIs to achieve the desired look-and-feel. You can change the calendar appearance and configuration according to your app needs. The calendar has basic views (Day, Week, Month), and can also display events in Timeline, Agenda, Year, Grid... More information

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Reactive Extensions (Rx) for .NET - Testing Library

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BlingBag is a library that helps implement domain events in a behavior-rich domain model.

Microsoft .NET logging agent for Loggr, the cloud-based event logging service.

ScheduleWidget handles recurring events for calendars

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Additional persistence provider for NEventStore using MongoDB.

Notification component for synchronous and asynchronous loosly coupled notification with automatic thread switching: * Synchronous and asynchronous notification * Automatic thread switching: to background or UI thread * Loose coupling of event topic publishers and subscribers... More information

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A domain project for quickly implementing CQRS functionality in domain models.