All of the code for these projects posted on Github is free to use. Please cite me, if your going to use it. I could use the positive press. If you have Windows 10, cloning a source code repository is as easy as entering on the command line.
git clone [url]
Get the url by pressing on green button in github page,

and copying the url from the text box that pops up.

If you use linux, you should already know about git, but then why are you using c#? Do you have mono? Aren’t you used to the bad puns by now?

Carpool Mashup
v0.5. Jan, 2022, Python main.py, Docker config
Made with Python. Code to demonstrate basic TCP, HTTP, Web Server, and HTML operation, all integrated into working App. The app heavily uses Google Javascript maps, and XmlHttp code for background JSON web services. Made for first year networking and systems administration class

Solar Power Meter
v0.5. Feb 5, 2019, Visual Studio 2010 solution
Frankenstein project using an Arduino Nano 33 IoT, some sensors probably from a junk box, and a E-paper display, to measure power coming from a Solar Panel, into batteries. Or you can spend $100 on a Bluetooth Solar Controller. What sounds more fun?

Google Maps Webservices in C#
v0.5. Feb 5, 2019, Visual Studio 2010 solution
C# Proxy classes for Google Maps Webservices, for the Static Maps, Distance API, and Geocode services. They have many more, but these are a good first steps.

HTMLParser in C#
v0.5. May 1, 2019, Visual Studio 2010 solution
C# Library for parsing rudimentary HTML. No particular standard followed. UI for extracting HTML in a tabular format, provided as sample.

Fantasy Football ranker in C#, SQL Server
v0.5. Feb 5, 2019, Visual Studio 2010 solution
On the way…

WordPress XPC-RPC Explorer in C#, SQL Server
v0.5. Feb 5, 2019, Visual Studio 2010 solution
On the way…