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I recently recorded a show on BTSharp on dnrTV. Here is the link to the show! Enjoy! http://dnrtv.com/default.aspx?showID=61 Read More...

When using an external library within your application, it's often useful to understand what's going on in the background. I hope achitectural explaination helps developers to conceptualize how to use BTSharp. The BTSharp Core Library - This is Read More...

Developers have choices when it comes to content distribution. HTTP, FTP, and P2P are just a few standard protocols we can use. One of the most closely related technologies to BTSharp is Amazon S3. BTSharp is a great alternative to Amazon S3 for developers Read More...

It's about ease of use. It's about reliability, stability, and empowerment. The ability to publish information, without owning any sort of hosting account is wonderful. The ability to do that easily is priceless. .NET developers should be able Read More...

The BTSharp Team doesn't want you to have to worry about how your data gets from here to there, as long as it does quickly and easily. Method: We host a tracker, so you don't have to If you don't want to host your own tracker, we host a tracker Read More...

There are some hard-coded app-config values that you can use tell BTSharp to output information about Events, Errors, Information, and Debugging. I've included the AppSettings keys that BTSharp loads when a BTClient is instantiated. BTSharp.Verbosity Read More...