.NET BUSINESS RULES ENGINE PLAYERS
- A review of InRule: A Business Rules Management System for .NET by James Michael Hare
- Drools.Net
- Vergosity from Build Motion
- Vergosity Sourcecode
- Yet Another Rules Engine for .NET Sourcecode
- Microsoft’s Rule Engine Scalability Results – A comparison with Jess and Drools
- DieSeL for the Engine by David Dossot
Rather than build a new rules engine, why not just use a product or a nuget package that’s already out there?
Some Business Rule Engine products and package on the market.
Project | Open Source | Nuget Package | Integrated Testing | Coding Required | Most Recent Update | Most Recent YouTube Video |
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Vergosity .NET Business Logic & Rules Framework | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | 2013 | 2014 |
Yet Another Rules Engine for .NET | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | 2013 | Never |
InRule | No | No | Yes | No | Current | Current |
Drool.Net | Yes | No | No | No | 2007 | 2013 |
NxBRE | Yes | No | No | Yes | 2012 | Never |
BizTalk | No | No | Yes | No | Current | Current |
Windows Workflow Foundation | No | Yes | No | No | Current | Current |
Micro Rule Engine | Yes | No | No | Yes | 2012 | Never |
From where I’m sitting. NxBRE seems to be the most active, flexible, open and comprehensive solution.