GoToTags .NET NFC SDK 2.2.9.5 [Win/Mac] [2022]
This SDK is designed to work seamlessly with the.NET Framework,.NET Core and C#. You can develop your application using C#, Visual Basic or any other.NET language.
Uses the NDEF Tag Writer (NDEF SDK) to write the NDEF Tag. This provides a more memory efficient way to write NDEF messages since the library does not write more than one information, such as URL or Contact details.
Provides a.NET wrapper that will automatically enable  NDEF Tag Reader  feature from the application. This is achieved by using 'Tag Operation' and 'Serial Library' found in this SDK.
GoToTags.NET NFC SDK Getting Started:
To get started with the GoToTags.NET NFC SDK follow the below steps:
Project: Import the GoToTags.nfdroid SDK  
#Dependencies: Add the following dependencies to your project:
#  NdefLibrary - The NDEF Library
#  NdefTagWriter - The NDEF Tag Writer
#  NdefReader - The NDEF Tag Reader  
NdefLibrary - The NDEF Library
#    
NdefTagWriter - The NDEF Tag Writer
#    
NdefReader - The NDEF Tag Reader
#   
#Once you have installed and added the required.net framework libraries and the dependencies you are ready to start using the GoToTags.NET NFC SDK.  
Sample Code
To follow the exact steps for using the GoToTags.NET SDK in your.NET application you can use the below sample code:
 namespace GoToTags_NetNdef {
 class Program {
     static void Main(string[] args) {
        string tagId = "com.example.myTag";
        string nfcTags = "This is a custom NDEF tag";
        string serverS = "
GoToTags .NET NFC SDK 2.2.9.5
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RequirementsUSB CONNECTION DIRECTIONS:
1: UEFI firmware and hardware manufacturers are required to support only plug and play USB connection models.
2: UEFI firmware and hardware developers are required to ensure that the UEFI/BIOS supports all of the supported connection models (USB, eSATA, Firewire, and UDMA).
3: USB drivers are required to support only valid USB connections (e.g. only USB 2.0 compliant devices).
4: UEFI firmware or BIOS must provide a specific detection code to USB BIOS Interrogate/Detect plug and play (PnP) so USB BIOS can perform its special startup initialization requirements.
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RequirementsUSB CONNECTION DIRECTIONS:
1: UEFI firmware and hardware manufacturers are required to support only plug and play USB connection models.
2: UEFI firmware and hardware developers are required to ensure that the UEFI/BIOS supports all of the supported connection models (USB, eS
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