Is anyone using .NET, C#, DOTNETRDF for Solid development?
Did you have any luck with .NET/C#? I’m trying to authenticate to the Solid Server and fetch a private LDP container. Just wondering if you succeeded.
Hello, I am starting developping for Solid, and I am locking for an RDF lib. What was your experience with dotNetRDF ? thank you !
I don´t know any library available out there for .Net… But I’ll recommend to you check this great cheatsheet where you can find another libraries available 
that could help you as a starting point.
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I’m also interested in a .NET client driver library for interacting with Solid Pods; more specifically, using .NET and C# with the Blazor framework (https://youtu.be/1B1n38WmBm8?t=92).
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I’m also interested in a .NET client driver library for interacting with Solid Pods from simple C#.NET Windows console applications.
Have any of you made progress on this front? I’m also working from a .net C# with Blazor front-end.
Is there still interest in a .NET client for Solid? I’m debating on spending some time understanding Solid and the API and may consider looking into this if there is interest.
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Hi all. This is a super early draft, but I blogged about trying to recreate the “First App” Demo in Blazor Server / C#.
I’ve got a supporting repo for the walkthrough here:
This was … not easy. Spent about 2 weeks trying to get this together. But perhaps that’s because I’m not a native web dev guy.
Anyways, hopefully some of you find this useful.
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Hi all.
I’ve also created another example project to reproduce the To Do example app. I just finished this, and haven’t cleaned up nor done a write up on it. Will be busy today, maybe I’ll get to it later.
Hopefully helps others.
I’m not sure if my examples are “cleaned up” enough for public consumption yet, but thanks.
I did submit a pull request here as it dawned on me, there might be a bit of confusion that one must use the JavaScript libraries to interact with Solid. That is not the case.