Babelfish was created as a common framework for navigating several different node-to-node structured data sources, such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, XML & JSON. Developed in C# .NET 3.5

Improved HTML inspection for Fiddler.

This is an HTML parser that builds a read/write DOM from “real world” HTML files. It supports XPATH or XSLT and is tolerant with "real world" malformed HTML.

Html Renderer is a 100% managed code library that draws html. It supports CSS Level 2 and comes with three useful controls: HtmlPanel, HtmlLabel and HtmlTooltip

A small .NET 2.0 Windows application. Features: - Converts HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other types of web content to C# code, mainly for use in the Render method of web parts; - Set the name of the HtmlTextWriter instance; - Choose between HtmlTextWriter only code and StringBuilder code; - Copy result to clipboard. Example: <div class="myCssClass">Hello World!</div> converts to writer.Write("<div class=\"myCssClass\">Hello World!</div>"); SharePoint web part developers might love this utility.

MQuery is a new kind of manged code Library. It gives you the well beloved jQuery syntax to simplify client side HTML document parsing, traversing and manipulating. All in managed code using Interop.SHDocVw and Microsoft.mshtml.

Some controls and utilites maded by MSP. Including: [TrialHelper| Trial Helper] IsolatedStorageHelper TileGeneratot Single-byte encodings (e.g. Windows1251)

Textile.NET is, surprisingly, a textile formatter for .NET projects. Textile is a "human web text generator" (http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/) that is useful for rapid web writings such as Wiki syntax or blog articles. From a simple and intuitive syntax it creates well formed HTML with advanced formatting features, while also allowing the user to customize the output. Textile.NET can be tested online at http://www.lordabdul.net/labsoft/Textile/.

Code Creates HTML Markup for XML files