My Favorite Libraries

Seeing as there are a metric ton of libraries to use for various categories and purposes, I tend to forget the ones I’m currently enjoying / find interesting / like to use.
With that in mind, I’ve created this list of items I’ll try to keep updated so myself
and others can find them, try them, and add them to their own favorites lists.
This list is organized by platform / language (some platforms such as .NET or Java can be shared among languages).

.NET

  • Inflector.NET – Github – Nuget
  • mono-curses
  • SSHDevugger
  • Orleans
  • Perspex
  • MvvmCross
  • CoreTweet
  • Encog.NET – Machine learning for .NET (CUDA enhanced!)
  • Nowin
  • KestrelHttpServer
  • Eto
  • SolrNet
  • Ferop – Allows inline C/C++ to compile and run on Windows / Linux / OSX

C#-Specific

  • language-ext
  • options – Add Option type to C# (say goodbye to NullReferenceExceptions)

F#-Specific

I’ll try organizing these into some sort of sensible manner eventually.
  • Projects
    • ProjectScaffold
    • Projekt
    • UniFSharp
  • Core Extensions
    • Chessie
    • Higher
    • ExtCore
    • FSharpPlus
    • FSharpx.Extras
    • FSharpx.Async
    • FSharpx.Collections
    • FSharpx.Reflection
  • FSharp.Quotations.Compiler
  • FSharp.Quotations.Evaluator
  • Type Providers
    • FSharp.ComProvider
    • SQLProvider
    • FSharpRProvider
  • FSharp.Interactive.Intellisense
  • Simple.Wpf.FSharp.Repl
  • FsUnity
  • FunSharp
  • FSharp.Data
  • FSharp.Data.Toolbox
  • Websharper
  • SharpAngles – Angular bindings for Websharper
  • Freya
  • Suave
  • Fancy
  • FSharp.Desktop.UI
  • FsReveal
  • FsCheck
  • fss
  • fmarkup
  • Matlab-Type-Provider
  • fszmq
  • Aether
  • FSharp.SVG
  • Vulpes – Deep belief system written in F#
  • Editor Support
    • Vim
      • fsharp-vim
    • Emacs
      • fsharpbinding
      • spacemacs (highly recommend! changes the whole Emacs & evil-mode chording paradigm)

Python

  • Blender_add-ons
  • bayeslite – BayesDB on SQLite

PHP (I know, but still…)

WordPress

  • wordpress-bootstrap
  • envato-wordpress-toolkit
  • acf-repeater-shortcode
  • wpscan (written in Ruby)

C

C++

  • MT4-FST-Library.dll

UnrealEngine

  • UE4GitPlugin

Haskell

  • HLearn
  • learnhaskell (Chris Allen’s [@bitemyapp on Twitter] wonderful book on learning Haskell)

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