.NET: offline NuGet packages
Spanish version / Versión en Español Usually, a .NET project consumes standard and third-party libraries from nuget.org . For context, NuGet is .NET's de facto package manager, like npm for Javascript, PyPI for Python, Maven for Java, Conan for C++, and so on. It's common practice for an organization to own a NuGet repository hosted in a binary hosting service such as Artifactory or Nexus . If the organization develops its own libraries, they will be hosted in that particular repository. This way, libraries can be used across different development teams inside the organization, and also beyond it if libraries are chosen to be made public. This is all well and good, but sometimes the hosting service goes down, or it is desirable to tinker with the libraries locally before deploying them. In scenarios like these, it's helpful to have an extra NuGet source that lives in the developer's machine and can be used when building and developing .NET applications. T...