15 packages returned for Tags:"inheritance"

Simple CLDR API

Discriminated Json Subtypes Converter implementation for .NET

A fast and lightest prototype inheritance when you can't use any complied library such as TypeScript or Google Closure

A class library for common file system operations including inheritance and permissions.

Create your own custom, rich C# mixins with Cilador! Mixins are the perfect DRY solution for sharing code without abusing inheritance. Supports: Mixins containing fields, methods, properties, events, and nested types. Generics mixins and mixin members, so long as the top-level mixin implementation... More information

A mixin is a class that provides a certain functionality to be inherited or just reused by a subclass. This project gives simple Mixin implementation fo c# using PostSharp AOP library. Mixins give simple way to cope with common issues like adding funcionality to comon classes that have to inherit... More information

A mixin is a class that provides a certain functionality to be inherited or just reused by a subclass. This project gives simple Mixin implementation fo c# using Fody exttension. Mixins give simple way to cope with common issues like adding funcionality to comon classes that have to inherit from... More information

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JavaScript inheritance.

Linq extension method AutoProjectInto, that automates projection of same-name, same-type properties in select statements.

A framework for resilient coding. The framework provides: basic logging, statistics, forensic logging (and tracing) and exception management (retry policies).

A framework for resilient coding. The framework provides: basic logging, statistics, forensic logging (and tracing) and exception management (retry policies).

Discriminated Json Subtypes Converter implementation for .NET

The class4js module is for class-driven development in JavaScript. It allows to emulate classes in JavaScript. Module is based on ECMAScript 5 standart and implements open/close principle: "A module should be open for extension but closed for modifications".

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