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đŸŦ Code samples from the nanoFramework team used in testing, proof of concepts and other explorational endeavours

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0/100

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Universal

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Document Language: English | įŽ€äŊ“中文

Welcome to the nanoFramework team code samples repository!

This repo contains code samples used by the team when testing, working on proof of concepts for new and improved features and other explorational endeavours. Feel free to browse, take what you like and contribute back if you want.

Note: sometimes it's convenient to reference the source code instead of the NuGet packages in projects that require debugging by following the execution flow into other projects or even class libraries. For that we recommend using a very handy Visual Studio extension that allows NuGet assembly references to project references switching. That's NuGet Reference Switcher.

If you are looking for Iot.Device samples, they are all in the Iot.Device repository.

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If you're using GitHub Copilot custom agents in VS Code or Visual Studio, this repository includes a nanoFramework-specific agent definition with guidance for API compatibility checks, build workflow, and testing:

Sample by category

Our samples uses đŸŒļī¸ to show how easy or complicated those samples are. The samples with đŸŒļī¸ are easy and recommended for beginners. The ones with đŸŒļī¸đŸŒļī¸đŸŒļī¸ are more advanced and requires some knowledge. This knowledge may not be on .NET nanoFramework but on some other elements like certificates or networking for example.

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Special beginner

Gpio, I2C, I2S, Spi, Pwm, Adc, Dac, 1-Wire, Serial

AMQP

Azure specific

Bluetooth

CAN

ESP32 specific

File and storage access

Giant Gecko specific

Graphics for screens

IoT.Device

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GitHub Stars415
CategoryDevelopment
Updated1d ago
Forks159

Languages

C#

Security Score

100/100

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