CometX allows you to use your own domain classes to represent the model that CometX relies on to perform any number of data accessing requirements such as querying, change tracking, and updating functions.
CometX was built upon Microsoft.Data.ApplicationBlocks with Code First practices in mind, which leverages a programming pattern referred to as "convention over configuration" (or coding by convention)
CometX is currently developed targeting net451, and plans to target netcore 2.1 are expected in the near future; ultimately, CometX is targeting compatibility among all operating systems (Windows, Linx, MacOS) by 06/01/2020 - see Future Plans for more information.
The following figure illustrates where CometX fits into your application.

1. Issues, Requests, and Help
2. Documentation
3. Quick Installation
4. Contributing
5. Authors
6. Acknowledgements
Please utilize the Issues page for any issues, requests, or help needed with the CometX project.
Please find all relevant documentation and guides for CometX in the Wiki.
The CometX project currently offers one package for users of .Net Framework (v4.5.1 or greater). See Future Plans for .Net Core packages.
To install the latest version, we strongly recommend that you use NuGet to add CometX to your project:
PM > Install-Package CometX -Version 1.6.2
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
- Carlos Rangel - Initial work - CometX
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
- Hat tip to Keyur Patel for becoming the official CometX Beta tester
- Inspirations include: Nethereum, iText, Flex Layout

