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Endjin.Licensing now supports SHA256

Howard van Rooijen By Howard van Rooijen Co-Founder
Endjin.Licensing now supports SHA256

Last year we open sourced an extensible licensing framework we created for an Azure / .NET based content platform we're developing. We've just pushed an update that supports SHA256 for signing the license XML document. As this is a breaking change we've bumped the version number of the NuGet package to 2.x.

For more information about the licensing framework, see the 5 part blog series I wrote in 2015:

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Endjin.Licensing - Part 1: Why build another licensing system?

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Howard van Rooijen

Co-Founder

Howard van Rooijen

Howard spent 10 years as a technology consultant helping some of the UK's best known organisations work smarter, before founding endjin in 2010. He's a Microsoft ScaleUp Mentor, and a Microsoft Azure MVP, and helps small teams achieve big things using data, AI and Microsoft Azure.