Version 0.2.0 released.

• New BIP: Passphrase protected private key (BIP-38)
• New hash algorithm: Murmur3
• Improve Address and Signature classes
• Various code improvements and additional tests

Version 0.4.1 released.
This minor version focuses on improving P2PNetwork namespace more and adds a new BIP

• New BIP: Electrum mnemonics
• Minor optimization of some of the classes under Cryptography.Hashing
  
• Separated listening and connecting operations from Node class
• Decouple more classes in P2PNetwork and introduce NodeStatus and ClientSettings classes

You'll probably love C# too. I find C# to be one of the most balanced programming languages.
It is easy to learn, develop, scale and maintain.
You can write code that runs nearly as fast as the same code written in a low level language such as C, and with .Net 5 and 6 I'd expect the gap shrinks even more to the point where they both compile to the same exact machine code. In some ways you could say it is between C and Python.
C# can be used to write a wide variety of applications and for all platforms, from desktop apps to web apps and mobile apps. It is also being used to write games. The size of the binary can be as small as 8 kilobytes to several GB.

Knowing C you could also write low level code for specific parts that need to be like that and then simply call it inside your C# app using PInvoke.
To get started take a look at this similar question: https://www.reddit.com/r/csharp/comments/88v4w5/transitioning_from_c_to_c/ also check the sidebar for more useful links.
MSDN has excellent documentation and guides to get you started with C#.

Thanks for your kind words. Hope to see your projects and/or contributions on GitHub soon.

The P2PNetwork namespace is still under construction so you may need to write extra code to use it and have to do extensive tests to not face NotImplementedExceptions!
Good news is that almost all parts of the library are loosely coupled (so they can be replaced). For example look at the TestNet miner option inside Denovo to see how I inject mostly mocked dependencies to the NodeConnector (this will eventually be simplified as MinimalClient as explained below).

It depends on what you want to do, for instance "info about blockchain" is not something you get from node, it would be a local thing that you get from your own local instance of IBlockchain (like your best chain height, next difficulty target, ...). Node is just a wrapper around Socket to handle TCP communication.

Eventually when the P2PNetwork is finished you'll have to choose and instantiate a Client (FullClient, SpvClient, MinimalClient,...) and then simply call their public methods. I'm currently working on FullClient.

P.S. Feel free to use the new discussion feature on GitHub https://github.com/Autarkysoft/Denovo/discussions/3

What part of ElectrumMnemonic.cs does it convert the entropy to phrase? I've been struggling to achieve this, but I may be missing something. The obvious answer is the line 34, but I don't know how to call it outside that script.

Shouldn't my code look like this?

What should I import to make the new script read from ElectrumMnemonic.cs? I've imported these, but it can't find the “type or namespace”.

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LN#282

Just to say that there's a mistake here: GetMnemonicType?

Great project looking forward to trying this out will post some feedback once I have had a play about with this!

Keep up the good work Coding Enthusiast!!