Is there Guava for C#? [closed]

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Google's Guava is very useful for Java programming. I needed an equivalent library for C#. I could not find one. So I 开发者_开发百科have started a open source project to port Guava to C#. You can see the details for this project at its home page.

Now, Questions are

1. How do I promote my project to get more developers / users / eyeballs?
2. Do people think that this project is useful or am I just wasting my time?

Thanks for your time.

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I wouldn't call it Guava for .NET - partly because a lot of the classes in Guava simply won't be needed. A lot of the Iterable stuff is covered by LINQ, for example, and much of the resource handling is simpler too.

I suggest that if you want to create a new .NET library, you target specific needs - Guava is a grab-bag of utilities which have proven useful in Java, but the needs of .NET developers are different.