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SharpKit

SharpKit is a C# to JavaScript converter tool.

It is a Web Toolkit that enables you to write C# and convert it to JavaScript during compilation.

SharpKit was designed for web development teams that maintain C# and JavaScript code, most commonly within the ASP.NET platform and.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

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  • Windows
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  • Developed by

    Dan-el Khen
  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is SharpKit?

SharpKit is a C# to JavaScript converter tool.

It is a Web Toolkit that enables you to write C# and convert it to JavaScript during compilation.

SharpKit was designed for web development teams that maintain C# and JavaScript code, most commonly within the ASP.NET platform and Visual Studio.

Writing and maintaining JavaScript code can be very expensive. Migrating from JavaScript to C# enables you to:

Leverage Visual Studio C# productivity

Harness native C# features in Visual Studio such as compile-time syntax verification, code-completion, XML documentation and refactoring

Maximize cross-browser compatibility

You can specify compilation symbols to target specific web browsers and recieve build warnings for incompatible APIs

Streamline client-side code review

With C#, you can leverage code metrics, code analysis and perfomance profiling functionality for your client-side code

Supported C# features:

Namespaces Classes, interfaces, delegates, enums and generics Static classes, partial classes Static methods, instance methods, extension methods Optional parameters, named parameters, method overloads Implicit delegates, anonymous delegates, lambda expressions, LINQ Inheritance, polymorphism, casting, as/is Enumerables

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