Open Source .NET Projects Getting Cold Shoulder? Back in June of last year, we featured Jeff Atwood in the pages of Redmond Developer News, profiling him and his popular Coding Horror developer blog ...

Microsoft has announced C# standardization is now open sourced. The work for C# standards will now happen in the open under the .NET Foundation while the ECMA C# standards committee, TC-49-TG2 is ...

Last November Microsoft announced it would open source .NET and release a free, full-featured Visual Studio Community 2013 edition. This followed open sourcing ASP.NET, the "Roslyn" .NET Compiler ...

Open source project Moq (pronounced "Mock") has drawn sharp criticism for quietly including a controversial dependency in its latest release. Moq's 4.20.0 release from this week included another ...

This repo is the official home of .NET on GitHub. It's a great starting point to find many .NET OSS projects from Microsoft and the community, including many that are part of the .NET Foundation. - ...

A .NET Foundation open source project has emerged for using C# to write embedded applications, letting developers leverage familiar Microsoft technologies to build software for small devices.

Popular open source (OS) project Moq just got updated to include a not-so-open-source addition in the form of a series of DLLs designed to collect hashes of user email addresses. The changes were ...

When Miguel de Icaza founded the Mono project in 2004, he was ridiculed. No way would Microsoft allow an open source implementation of its .Net platform to exist, critics said. Even after Mono ...

.NET code analyzers and code convention settings for Lombiq projects, for Orchard Core and any other .NET and .NET Framework apps. We use these to enforce common standards across all our .NET projects ...

Microsoft angered the .NET open source community this week, and the company has been forced to reverse a controversial decision. It follows weeks of unrest in the .NET community.