IronWebScraper Software Credits
Beyond our own C# development team, there are many to thank for the success of this .NET package.
Our first tribute is to NuGet.Org for providing a package manager for C# / .NET developers which was sorely needed. We salute you. NuGet
We also wish to give great thanks to everyone involved in the .NET Core project. Crossing the platform barrier makes our lives as developers and sysadmins easier as we can finally code once and deploy anywhere. GitHub - .NET Core
To create this library, we stood on the shoulders of Giants. We give credit to Çağdaş Tekin for his excellent work on Robots.txt parsing used under the permissive MIT license. Read more at the RobotsTxt package on NuGet
Another warm hand to the Visual Studio IDE development team. We respect this as not only the Best IDE ever created (since Borland Delphi 7), but also for the huge generosity in offering free community licenses, making C# a new standard in academic software engineering. The Mac and Linux aficionados on our team also appreciate Microsoft's generous funding of Xamarin and newfound investment in POSIX-based server products. Visual Studio
We also thank Anders Hejlsberg (also of Borland heritage) for his beautiful, expressive yet strict architecture and extension of ECMA, which we now know as C#. It is by far our "language of choice," perhaps over English and Python. It has something for everyone, at high and lower level programming, on multiple platforms. It was also designed with Developers and IDEs in mind, creating an ecosystem of stable Enterprise software.
Curtis Chau holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (Carleton University) and specializes in front-end development with expertise in Node.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, and React. Passionate about crafting intuitive and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces, Curtis enjoys working with modern frameworks and creating well-structured, visually appealing manuals.
