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2D Drawing - Doc/View architecture

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This article is a simple geometry library for drawing lines, circles, arcs, text, etc.

A VB.NET Implementation of the Douglas-Peucker Algorithm without Recursion

by veen_rp

An add-on tip to articles already posted on Code Project

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computational-geometry

2D Drawing - Doc/View architecture

by Sunil P V

This article is a simple geometry library for drawing lines, circles, arcs, text, etc.

Abstract Nonsense in Software Development Outlook

by Petr Ivankov

Multidisciplinary paradigm of software development

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by Petr Ivankov

Application of abstract approach to database domain

Coding Challenge: Smallest Circle Problem

by Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Generation of a hexagonal tessellation

by LLLLGGGG

In this article, I am going to explain how to generate a hexagonal tessellation and how to draw it in Unity 3D

Magic Formula of the Intersection Point of Two Line Segments

by Petrov Vladimir

Compact and simply Vector Formula of the Intersection Point of Two Line Segments

Spiraling Twisting Polygons and Roses

by Voevudko A. E., Ph.D.

Presenting one kind of the exotic spiral, i.e., using big round dots, twisting polygons and, possibly, your own photo. Offering web-page used to illustrate different aspects of it.