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10 Alternatives to Akka.net available to .net developers now, when to use, and when to choose akka.

konsole

Home of the simple console library consisting of ProgressBar, Window, Form, Draw & MockConsole (C# console progress bar with support for single or multithreaded progress updates) Window is a 100%-ish console compatible window, supporting all normal console writing to a windowed section of the screen, supporting scrolling and clipping of console output.

progress-bar

Multiplatform netstandard 2.0 C# console progress bar, with support for single or multithreaded progress updates.

Draki

Draki fluent web automation : write robust web automation scripts. Use for requirement verification, smoke tests, acceptance tests, you name it, Draki does it.

gf-markdown

cicd tool for checking markdown files as part of the build

pretty-json

Cross platform .net core Pretty print Json files to console.

AppendOnly

High speed C# immutable append only list.

JsonQuery

Cross platform dotnet tool for querying json files and first super hacky support for js files with embedded json.

gunner

Load test tool to rapid fire requests against a test server (alternative tool to jmeter when you need a machine gun, to blow a server away and test your server and-or monitoring.)

goblinfactory-coffeeshop

simplest akka.net example project

konsole-test-serilog-sink

test creating a simple serilog sink for konsole that uses v7 alpha theming

comma-delimited

Cross platform .NET standard 1 native comma delimited data types for C# .NET core, .net framework, andriod, xamarin.

gunit

Goblin-Unit, is Goblinfactory's open source low ceremony zero dependency cross platform, specifically mobile (android), testing library. It includes a fluent `Verify` object comparer syntax similar to fluentassertions to be used to aid comprehensive object verification in mobile applications and libraries, or anywhere where other libraries like [fluentassertions]() cannot be used due to dependency restrictions.