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Winners for code submitted

Winners for code submitted April 2012 as chosen  by your votes!

 
Last month's submissions are in the process of being tallied and reviewed, and the winners will be announced shortly!

In the meantime, here are previous month's winners

 
EGL_CADTools
The tools needed to make the industry standard CAD program. Was clean and simple coding. Here you can learn the basics of algebra. You can learn more about the content by looking at a screen shot. For example, collection of the intersection ,of the geometry on the presence of the special points, and so on. New: Draw a circle section (Zip: 38kb)
 
NPlayer (update 27-03-2012)
Programme to play music and movies, while still allowing search and listen to songs online (Using asp files and xml to access MusicLink). Program prepared to accept new skins and languages. Program incomplete. System in Portuguese. "NPlayer is a free license program, which allows it to be copied and distributed this to compliance with the copyright and it is not modified without the permission of Nikyts software. When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. The licenses of the software programs Nikyts are made to make sure you have the freedom to distribute programs, which does not imply that some of their services may be paid if the company so deemed necessary."