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MintAPI
Powerfull ATL Based Library (for VB6) / Strong Class Relations
ATL based library written with vb6 using windows API's. Including very strong methods such as concurrent execution in most of classes ,wide graphics engine. MintAPI allows you to do more works using less statements which can write in only single lines. MintAPI provides under LGPLv3 license ,you can use it freely. I recommend you to use it ,it's very nice and cute. -
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GeoSolid3D produces 3D geologic solid models, incorporated into the aquifer and confining units of the USGS ground water models, Modflow and Sutra. Uses GIS data of DEMs, geologic maps, and maps of river, watershed, recharge, and aquifer parameters.
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Buzzmania! Is a PC quiz game based very loosely on Buzz!, the Playstation 2 game set. Supports offical Buzz! Buzzer USB controllers, Audio and video playback, and image support. Supports up to 4 players and millions of questions with a SQLite backend.
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A variety of projects I completed thoughout software development courses that would be beneficial to other upcoming developers.
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Software to control a remote telescope via a web interface. Includes software needed to operate a motorized dome, telescope, and cameras.This project has been partially funded by a grant from the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium.
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