frankhaugen 

This contains a very useful extension method for AutoFixture that allows you to OmitRecursion, (if a class has multiple nested objects, and/or self-reference, this simple extension method allows you to provent... More information

Simply a bunch of extension methods that might help any developer

A large collection of enums to simplify your life

An XML serializer abstraction

Logging using ILogger is super-useful, but logging directly to a database is sadly lacking. This fixes this, by having a simple SQL logging provider that is easy to setup. You can use appsettings.json or other... More information

An interface for Json serialization. Uses DI and IOptions(JsonSerializationOptions), for the default JsonProvider

Tired of MongoDb nugets promising the world, but havn't been updated in years? Here is a very simple context/repository MongoDb wrapper for the MongoDb Driver, dives you as simple operations as possible

Have you ever wanted to use data from the norwegian company registry in your application, but it's been too much of a hassle? Now you can do it in this simple and easy manner

Generate, hash passwords and check password against hashed password, in one very small library without any frills

Some simple CSV-tools to improve your applications

Working with fileshares and blobs in code is a hassle so I made this nice tool to help out

A collections of different calculators and conversions like gravity of beer calculated based on temperature

This is extending the Fluent Validation library

A library to work with the Azure ServiceBus

This has it's roots, (not exactly a fork), in another non-maintained package, and has been conciderably re-factored for clean code and functionality

(Pre-Alpha) A dependency injection solution based on some examples from YouTube and other places online

A better injectable time, and include "Frank Time" a week-based calendar concept (Beta)

Get currencies from online resource

Some helpful resources to generate some very simple code-files. This uses a very simplistic approach

My take on a modern IRC infrastructure