Improved NuGet Integration

NuGet became an essential part of the development for .NET platform over the recent years, as it provided the convenience of creating and consuming the packages.

The packages are easy to discover and use with the help of Package Manager UI in Visual Studio. In reality, adding a package reference to a project often comes down to a single line:

<Project>  
  ...
  <ItemGroup>
    <!-- The line below adds Contoso.HelpfulLibrary NuGet package to the project -->
    <PackageReference Include="Contoso.HelpfulLibrary" Version="1.3.0" />
  </ItemGroup>
  ...
</Project>  

Once the package reference is in place, Contoso.HelpfulLibrary can be used by the code.

NuGet does all the heavy lifting. It automatically downloads the package (if it is not downloaded yet), adds an assembly reference to the project, copies required package files at the build time and so on.

Development tends to be much easier with NuGet. And even more so since it also allows to consume tools.

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Automatic Handling of Windows Forms Data Binding

Many users of Eazfuscator.NET use Windows Forms technology to build application UI. Windows Forms provides a set of controls that allows to display data and interact with a user. Sometimes, the displayed data is not set to UI controls directly. A common practice is to use a data binding mechanism that allows to tie the object properties by name. To get property values by name, data binding uses Reflection API.

Consider a simple code that creates a list of products:

class Product  
{
   public int ID { get; set; }
   public string Title { get; set; }
   public string Description { get; set; }
}

// …

var products = new List<Product>  
{
   new Product { ID = 1, Title = "Juice", Description = "Juice description" },
   new Product { ID = 2, Title = "Tea", Description = "Tea description" },
   new Product { ID = 3, Title = "Coffee", Description = "Coffee description" }
};

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Elements of Homomorphic Code Encryption

I have great news to share. We were able to identify and leverage some useful properties of a partially homomorphic cryptosystem to achieve a considerably better obfuscation results. How much better? Up to the point where parts of a program remain totally unobservable unless they hit the actual execution path.…

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Your First Product

I know that a lot of Eazfuscator.NET users are product makers. And product creation still remains a twilight area. Yesterday I stumbled upon Leon's Bambrick Your First Product and it got me hooked. Here is the excerpt I liked the most: When you're building a product you need to view…

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Seamless Integration with Unity

Eazfuscator.NET 2018.2 brings seamless integration with Unity.

Seamless Eazfuscator.NET integration with Unity

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.NET Core, .NET Standard and Portable PDB Support. Delivered

Eazfuscator.NET now officially supports .NET Core and .NET Standard technologies.

Eazfuscator.NET supports them all

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