Background

BootFX is an application framework for .NET software and is an Open Source publication of an in-house tool that we use with our clients. It has strong object-relational mapping capabilities and other application components, such as logging and UI. It has been used in many hundreds of commercial products and is one of the most established .NET application frameworks having undergone development since 2001.

BootFX.Common describes the core application components.

BootFX.DBGet describes a utility for transferring backup copies of SQL Server databases across the Web. (See BootFxDbGet for more information.)

Downloads

Use the link on the navigation to access the download area.

Wiki

The Wiki on this site holds reference materials and other notes. User documentation can be found on the popular CodeProject site - an index of articles can be found here - CodeProjectArticles, however newcomers to BootFX should read Introduction to BootFX's Object Relational Mapping Functionality.

Headline Wiki articles

BuildingBootFxCommon - instructions on building the BootFX Common library.

BootFxLibraries - breakdown of the major modules in BootFX.

Other wiki articles can be found here.

Support

If you would like support with using BootFX with your own applications, please review the information at Software Advisory Services.

Comments or questions? Contact us using the link on the right...

Sponsor

BootFX is developed and maintained by Matthew Baxter-Reynolds - review Matthew's other projects:

AMX Mobile Software Services - software development and developer training services for mobile computing
Topaz Filer - commercial email productivity tool
.NET 247 - developer resource site

You can find his blog at www.mbr247.com, his Twitter feed @mbrit and his LinkedIn profile http://uk.linkedin.com/in/mbrit.

License, Warranty and Copyright

All BootFX libraries and applications are provided under the Mozilla Public License 1.1. You should familiarise yourself entirely with this license before using any BootFX library or application. We particuarly draw your attention to the clause "Disclaimer of Warranty".