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A 2D platform game engine using JavaScript DOM manipulation and CSS

The ImageViewer UserControl is something I created to fill in a gap I experienced in displaying images on my forms. I wanted to be able to zoom in, zoom out, rotate my images and best of all, not having to scale my images down to make it fit inside my forms.

I have looked around and found solutions such as dragging PictureBoxes inside of a panel, potentially good but it had it's issues. With this article I want to share my work to those who might be having this very same issue.

Almost every one of us who uses internet has seen the Google map, Google satellite, or Google terrian, etc. Somebody want to print it. Although google web provide print button, it is poor that only can print Google map with small area.

This framework solved Google map print proplem to let you print the Google map,Google satellite,or Google terrian with giant area. You can print it with large paper such as A0 if your printer can output large paper, or else you can set row an column counts to print the map by pagination, even print to atlas.

A class library that allows (almost) any control to show animations.

This article explores the three different techniques the Microsoft Chart Controls has at its disposal for generating chart images. Well look at how to use each option, enumerate the pros and cons, and discuss when to consider using one option over another.

To build realism into 3D scenes, you need to draw with the appropriate materials and transformations help make the drawing process much simpler.

The first installment in this article series showed some simple examples of plotting chart data. This article delves into more intricate examples, showing how to plot database data, data from an XML file, and data from other types of data sources.

This article explains how to get started with three-dimensional drawing in WPF. It shows you how to build scene data, define lights, and use cameras to view a scene. It also shows how to use WPF's data binding and animation capabilities to make a scene move.

While the Microsoft Chart Controls have some rough edges, their cost (free), number of chart types, and array of supported charting features make them an excellent choice for adding charts to an ASP.NET web application. This article, the first in a series of articles on the Chart Controls, shows how to download, install, and get started using the Microsoft Chart Controls.

This article looks at how to use the Google Chart API to create charts. The Google Chart API is a free service from Google that enables web developers to generate chart images on the fly by creating an <img> element with a src attribute that points to a URL that includes the chart data, labels, and other information in the querystring. Read on to learn how to use the Google Chart API in your ASP.NET website!