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I have an open source github project that supports ANT USB sticks, a number of device profiles, and examples. I also have NuGet packages - search for "smallearthtech".
Link to github project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/AntPlus
Link to Xamarin project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/XamAntClientApp      

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StephenHidem - 03 November 2023 05:18 PM

I have an open source github project that supports ANT USB sticks, a number of device profiles, and examples. I also have NuGet packages - search for "smallearthtech".
Link to github project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/AntPlus
Link to Xamarin project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/XamAntClientApp

Your GitHub project: https://github.com/StephenHidem/AntPlus supports ANT USB sticks, various device profiles, and provides examples. It appears to be a comprehensive ANT+ Class Library. So great!      

Your compliment is deeply appreciated! I endeavor to be comprehensive while being well aware of the fact that there is always room for improvement. I'm always open to suggestions and will immediately address any issues that arise. Let me know if there are any device profiles you would like to see supported.

I'm currently working on utilizing gRPC/HTTP/2 protocol and a .NET MAUI example to extend the reach of ANT data acquired and presented to mobile/networked platforms.

Thanks again!      

StephenHidem - 03 November 2023 05:18 PM

I have an open source github project that supports ANT USB sticks, a number of device profiles, and examples. I also have NuGet packages - search for "smallearthtech".
Link to github project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/AntPlus geometry dash scratch
Link to Xamarin project - https://github.com/StephenHidem/XamAntClientApp

Nice source!!      

Thank you for sharing.      

It's good to hear people find my pet project useful! I'm always open to suggestions on ways to improve on my efforts. Quick update - MAUI and gRPC service examples are largely complete and I'm working on some edge cases related to USB sticks, surprise removal, and error handling. A number of folks are looking for a Unity game solution and I've provided some guidance in my documentation. I'll be expanding on Unity development in the near future (I have a lot to learn about Unity).

Thanks again to all for your words of encouragement!