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Logician: A Table-based Rules Engine Suite in C++/.NET/JavaScript using XML

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8 Mar 2017GPL314 min read 104K   6.8K   173  
Overview of a cross-platform spreadsheet-based rules enigne with algorithms implemented in C++ and JavaScript, and wrappers to C#/.NET/WinRT
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namespace HydraulicCylinder.Properties {
    
    
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I have extensive experience developing software on both Linux and Windows in C++ and Python. I have also done a lot of work in the C#/.NET ecosystem. I currently work in the fields of robotics and machine learning, and also have a strong background in business automation/rules engines.

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