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"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations that the community has deemed to be unethical). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.

"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations that the community has deemed to be unethical). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.

"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.

"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations that the community has deemed to be unethical). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.

"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.

"what is the best library for image rendering in C#?"

Would be a horrible question because it is completely unclear what you're looking for. A particular image rendering library might be perfect for one person's needs and useless to the proverbial next man.

However, if you list the exact features you need and a few more details, this would a perfectly valid question. For instance,

"Image rendering library in C# that is very fast and can output in .png, .gif, and .jpg formats"

Might be better. As a general rule, I see no reason to prohibit any one category of software, programming libraries included (except for software intended for illegal operations). As I said in the comments, code libraries are just software that happens to be used to create more software.