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Simple, lightweight, yet powerful way to build realtime HTML5/C# .NET web and mobile apps.

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DotNetify is a free, open source project that lets you create amazing real-time web and mobile apps using HTML5 and C# on cross-platform .NET Core backend.

##Features

  • Simple and lightweight - no JS client-side framework, no REST API controllers.
  • Integrate SignalR and KnockoutJS to support .NET back-end MVVM architecture.
  • Built-in real-time across WebSockets, perfect for IoT consumer apps.
  • Full support for single-page apps, including client-side and server-side deep routing.
  • Run on ASP.NET Core, ASP.NET 4.5 and Nancy.
  • Modern tooling: Visual Studio 2015, Typescript, NPM, WebPack.

##Documentation

Documentation and live demo can be found at http://dotnetify.net.

##Code Examples

Want a super simple example to try out? See the Live Chart Example.

For close-to-real-world example, see the Web/Mobile App Template.

##NuGet / NPM

ASP.NET 4.5:
PM> Install-Package DotNetify

ASP.NET Core:

On .NET Core class library projects:
PM> Install-Package DotNetify.Core -pre

On ASP.NET Core web projects:
PM> Install-Package DotNetify.SignalR -pre
npm install dotnetify

See the Configuring Your Project section.

##License Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

##Contributing All contribution is welcome; reach out to find out how you can help. If you like the idea behind this project, please let others know about it!