Category Archives : BlogAs of today NetworkComms.Net is being made available under the Apache License v2. We don’t have as much time as we once did to support NetworkComms.Net and we want to open up the project as much as possible so that everyone can benefit from it. If you have any questions or comments regarding this licensing […]
Continue Reading »After 5 years of building the best NetworkComms.Net library available we are considering the possibility of moving on to new projects. If we did we want to make sure we leave NetworkComms.Net in the hands of someone who is willing to support it further. If this does not happen we will certainly continue to fully […]
Continue Reading »We happily announce the next major release of our network library. It represents significant steps forward in features, flexibility and extensibility. NetworkComms.Net 3.0.0 introduces the following new features: Bluetooth connections (only for .net 3.5 upwards, excluding Windows Phone 8 and WinRT). Unmanaged connections – Interface with other network libraries, embedded controllers, legacy hardware devices, etc. Support for […]
Continue Reading »We happily announce the next major (beta2) release of our network library. It represents significant steps forward in features, flexibility and extensibility. NetworkComms.Net 3.0.0 will introduce the following new features: Bluetooth connections (only for .net 3.5 upwards, excluding Windows Phone 8 and WinRT). Unmanaged connections – Interface with other network libraries, embedded controllers, legacy hardware devices, etc. […]
Continue Reading »NetworkComms.Net is the easiest and most intuitive alternative to WCF (Windows Communication Framework). Click here for a full list of features. A lot of people ask us why they should choose NetworkComms.Net over WCF and the simplest answer is that it’s not a fair comparison, although NetworkComms.Net is still the better choice. A more valid […]
Continue Reading »We are very happy to announce the next release of our network library, version 2.3.0. Our focus for this release was to ensure that NetworkComms.Net was fully supported on a wider range of mobile platforms, e.g. iOS and Android. A full list of changes is as follows: – Extended mobile platform support to include Xamarion.iOS […]
Continue Reading »The motivation behind NetworkComms.Net was to create a fully featured C# network library with which network functionality could be easily added to any application, from .net 2 up to .net 4.5 (Mono, Unity3d, iOS, Android, WinRT/Windows Store and Windows Phone 8 also supported). We also wanted to require little to no knowledge of networking to make things […]
Continue Reading »We are very happy to announce the next release of our C# network library, version 2.2.0. The big push as part of this release was to support all .net platforms including windows phone 8. The summary of changes are as follows: Extended platform support, .Net 2, .Net 3.5, .Net 4, .Net 4.5, Windows Phone 8 […]
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