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Visual WebGui .NET Web Design Tools
Enterprise- level HTML5 application development platform
With its familiar .Net visual drag n' drop, WYSIWYG designer and HTML5 rendering engine, Visual WebGui is the natural choice for core Visual Studio developers who want to create native quality, cross-platform enterprise level HTML5 apps in VB.NET or C#. -
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SimpleInput
Create modal forms to input values with a few lines of code.
The goal of SimpleInput library is provide to .NET based systems a better way to input values. It is like a InputBox, but improved (a lot). You can input more than one value in the same form. You don't need to create a form, with just some lines of code your problem is solved. -
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MetroForm Project (.NET)
Add a Metro-styled form to your .NET project!
1.3 COMING SOON! Includes: Updated settings Improved all animations (using Transitions Library) Added new default theme Changed resize control Native maximise behaviour Added MetroButton (BETA) Form title is now automatically uppercase Currently Supported: WinForms Available Languages: Visual Basic.NET This is a simple Visual Studio template which has a pre-built Metro interface. Currently, there is only a VB version; however, a C# version will be introduced very soon, so stay posted! ... -
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