Provides an event-driven .NET framework wrapper around the managed Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset API.

The Mud Designer allows developers a quick and simple approach to generating text based game content and an easier way to manage their MUD games.

NoLedge is an open-source freeware designed to serve as an academic or general notebook. It includes a simple and (hopefully) user-friendly interface and allows the creation of "notes", similar to articles in Wikis. It is also meant to be used as a reference management software. Designed for academic purposes, it includes the following functionnalities: -Tracking of complete references in a format compatible with both BibTeX and RIS file. Citations can also be exported in MS Word Bibliography format. -Ability to subdivise your notes and to include them in other notes -Hierarchical tagging of notes allowing many-to-many relationships -Two way linking of notes through "relations" -Hyperlinking of external URL and linking between internal notes -Automatic tracking of the date of last modification & daily history of modifications -LaTeX equation rendering -Advanced search using Lucene.Net -Formatting (limited to the basics to avoid needless crowding of the user's interface) -Minimal table & image support -Statistics on database usage

A Visual Studio extension that allows to extract strings from Visual Basic, C#, XAML, Razor and ASP.NET files to resx files.

Simply put the “resource viewer extension” enables you to visually view your ResourceDictionary. To open it go to: View – Other Windows – Resource Viewer. When working with WPF/Silverlight you put your reusable resources in a common ResourceDictionary, those resources might be of type Style, SolidColorBrush, DrawingBrush, BitmapImage and more. The problems starts when you have that ResourceDictionary you have no way to see how your resources look like, making the work process (of both the developer who maintains this dictionary and the one who uses it) clumsy and based on guessing. This extension comes to solve those problems! With the “Resource viewer “ extension you can open any ResourceDictionary and actually see how your resources look like – your icons, brushes, etc. are all being visualized right inside Visual Studio. Than when you’ve found the resource you’ve been after you can “inject” it into a file that is opened within Visual Studio.

Silverlight™ Media Player SDK (currently #1 on Google) with extended customization features allows setting initial values and adding chapters programmatically. It's developed in C# (ASP.NET, AJAX) and is compatible with Silverlight™ versions 2.0/3.0/4.0.

Replace the default look of Silverlight controls with animated templates.

"XAML Styler" is a VS 2012 extension, which makes XAML beautify, format, reformat much easier by sorting the attributes based on their importance.