By Kyle Manuel
NLightTemplate Version 1.0.2 (current version as of this post) Full source on github released under the MIT License. A lightweight string template renderer for .NET Framework, .NET Standard or .NET Core.
TLDR;NLightTemplate was born out of a recurring need (and subsequent fractured code bases) for server-side rendered, user-defined templates.
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Nov 28, 2017
Join us and the Support Service Alliance for a free educational networking event.
Michael Hecht is the President & CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc., the regional economic development alliance serving the 10-parish region of Southeast Louisiana. Come learn how he is improving regional business conditions through policy, workforce, and research initiatives.
Read MoreCloud Based Portal Available for Participating Parish Land Records
Baton Rouge, LA – The Louisiana Clerks of Court Association and Antares Technology Solutions, a Louisiana based software development and information technology consulting company, announced that its cloud-based portal for access to statewide land records has been launched. The Statewide Portal
Read MoreRalph Melian, Antares’ president and CEO, recently graduated from Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, an entrepreneurship training program held in New Orleans at Delgado Community College. The focus of the 11-week program helps small business owners create jobs and economic opportunity by providing greater access to education, capital, and business
Read MoreAntares is pleased to continue our support of Tech Tuesday highlighting our regional technology industry. At the upcoming event in May, go behind-the-scenes at one of Louisiana’s newest, most advanced medical-training facilities: The Simulated Environment Teaching Hospital (SETH), at Our Lady of the Lake College near Essen Lane!
SETH has tons
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Tech Tuesday, the ultimate networking opportunity for all technology professionals, is hitting the streets! Antares is excited to continue our sponsorship of this popular BREC event, with its latest venue featuring the Baton Rouge Creative Bloc.
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