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Breeze.Sharp is a data management tool for smart client apps. It retrieves data from the server using a rich query language, manages the entity graph of application data, tracks changes, and performs updates of changed data to the server.
The main features of breeze/breeze.sharp are: Data Storage.
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A cross platform settings plugin for Xamarin and Windows. Unlike other setting libraries in the wild, this library provides several unique features
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