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1.NickeManarin / ScreenToGif

🎬 ScreenToGif allows you to record a selected area of your screen, edit and save it as a gif or video.

gif
recorder
editor
video
webcam
sketchboard
+1 more

C#MS-PL28K total2.4K forks

+539 stars

from 27,352 · score 6.29

2.MvvmCross / MvvmCross

The .NET MVVM framework for cross-platform solutions, including Android, iOS, MacCatalyst, macOS, tvOS, WPF, WinUI

mvvmcross
c-sharp
xamarin
mvvm
android
dotnet
+13 more

C#MS-PL3.9K total1.3K forks

+10 stars

from 3,911 · score 2.40

3.PixelVision8 / PixelVision8Archived

Pixel Vision 8's core philosophy is to teach retro game development with streamlined workflows. PV8 is also a platform that standardizes 8-bit fantasy console limitations built on top of the open-source C# game engine based on MonoGame.

sdk
games
monogame
sprites
game-engine
pv8
+10 more

C#MS-PL1.8K total122 forks

+10 stars

from 1,771 · score 2.40

4.GregFinzer / Compare-Net-Objects

What you have been waiting for :+1: Perform a deep compare of any two .NET objects using reflection. Shows the differences between the two objects.

C#MS-PL1.1K total190 forks

+5 stars

from 1,141 · score 1.79

5.Lisp-Stat / plot

A vega-lite DSL for Common Lisp

plotting
common-lisp
vega-lite

Common Lisp MS-PL39 total11 forks

+2 stars

from 37 · score 1.10

6.bonesoul / voxeliq

voxeliq is an open source block-based game engine implementation developed with C#

C#MS-PL169 total44 forks

+1 stars

from 168 · score 0.69

7.Appercode / Appercode.UIFramework

Appercode UI Framework allows to build user interface of cross-platform mobile applications with single XAML layout.

xamarin
xamarin-ios
xamarin-android
framework

C#MS-PL18 total9 forks

+1 stars

from 17 · score 0.69

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