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Manos is an easy to use, easy to test, high performance C# web application framework that stays out of your way and makes your life ridiculously simple.

Manos is an easy to use, easy to test, high performance C# web application framework that stays out of your way and makes your life ridiculously simple.

The Main Features of Manos:

  • Manos creates stand alone web applications that don't rely on Apache, IIS or any other web server, the server is bundled into the .exe file with the rest of your application. This allows for easy deployment, easy upgrades and absolutely no configuration.

  • High performance and scalable. Modeled after tornadoweb, the technology that powers friend feed, Manos is capable of thousands of simultaneous connections, ideal for applications that create persistent connections with the server.

  • Testing built in from the beginning making things testable was a primary concern on Manos. This means you can easily Mock just about any object in the Manos stack, making testing your application dead simple.

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Clone Github repository for manos

I thought this would be really easy, but I'm failing to clone http://github.com/jacksonh/manos so I can build the project. [dev@vps ~]$ git clone http://github.com/jacksonh/manos Initialized empty Git repository in /home/dev/manos/.git/ The above…
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Problems with Jquery tablesorter (with sticky headers) and Jquery scroller

I like tablesorter for what I have been able to do with it so far, mostly a lot of JS custom coding and I like the Jquery scroller from manos.malihu.gr for its easy customization. While tablesorter does come with some scrolling functionality, it…
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.net mvc and manos what's different?

i have interest in asp.net web app use html5 websocket, long polling. i've heard that for use websock, longpoll must need socket listening server process separately iis web server. i thought that node.js, tornado, misultin and etc... are having…
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How do you signal you want to reference an assemby with manos de mono server?

Using dmcs directly, if I want to reference an assembly I can pass it in via the -r option, ala: dmcs -r:System.Xml.Linq.dll whatever.cs manos de mono uses its own build system on top of dmcs, how do I pass in such references? Seems like it should…