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GTradRestAPI
Google translate free client class library
client for C# of the google translate service. Connect as a Chrome plug-in

NAccLogger
.Net Accurate Logger for C#
A light and fast logger for C#, fully customizable. Log to console, file, EventLog, Winsock

GMini Translator: an ergonomic text translator for the Windows desktop
GMini Translator A Windows desktop tool for text translation GMini Translator is a windowed tool for the Windows desktop that allows fast translation of short texts from the Google Translate translation service as it is available to the Google Chrome browser translation extension. Thus, no API key is needed to run the service. However, it…
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WPF Panels – porting in HTML & Javascript – part 1
Build a complex layout in CSS is not easy. The Microsoft WPF library, available under .NET, is used to describe UIs with XML tagged language. The designers of this library offer “panel” controls (like elements in HTML) whose purpose is to specify the layout of the elements of the UI (other panels, texts, images, etc…
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Animate under WPF via C # extension methods – Part 1
The animation is an important part of user experience in modern interfaces, whether Web or Desktop. WPF responds to this problem in a very complete way by providing in the .NET framework classes of time management (timers, editing table) and synchronization of controls (calculation and updating of properties). In this article we will see a…
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Psychedelic modulo
Animated by Javascript, this figure is obtained by projecting on a circle the modulo of a number by another.