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A Recursively Splittable WPF Content Control Style for User Customizable Interfaces

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5 Mar 2013CPOL15 min read 40.6K   1.1K   31  
A recursively splittable user control for designing a custom interface, which can be serialized for sharing
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Employed (other) Mersin University
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A Physics PhD with an engineering background who also earned an MBA. I am a long-time programmer who was confined to coding for academic purposes. Since 2004, I have been extending my coding skills into wider areas, like desktop interface development with data binding, automation of office applications, and development of physics simulations targeting social phenomena.

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