Castle Core vs Willow
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Willow is a powerful, yet lightweight logging library written in Swift. | It provides common Castle Project abstractions including logging services. It also features Castle DynamicProxy a lightweight runtime proxy generator, and Castle DictionaryAdapter. |
| - | Mono runtime support; Logging |
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GitHub Forks 80 | GitHub Forks 477 |
Stacks 5 | Stacks 559 |
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