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Wobbly Menu - An Inspiration from iPhone

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17 Mar 2010CPOL3 min read 71.8K   2.5K   75  
iPhone like menu system and wobbly re-arrangement technique with a useful sample application
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Software Developer (Senior) eHips Ltd
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Having more than 10 years experience in software development and currently working for eHips Ltd in Oxford, UK. Expert in C# and VB.NET. Also Expert in technologies such as GDI+, ADO.NET, XML, XSD etc. Started the career as a VB6.0 developer and moved on to .NET with its beta release. Experience includes real-time system development, distributed systems, Work flow systems, control system development and web 2.0 systems.

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