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    Wixgine (short for wxWidget Engine) designed to cater for dynamic UI application and graphic development purposes. In the meantime enhance the current C++ code usage.
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    wxXrcWriter is a python project to write wxWidget xrc file using python functional syntax
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    The GOB is an wxWidget application which stands for "GUI based OIL Builder". It provides an easy way to create the OIL (Osek Implement Language) file.
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    Initial Project is a new multi-platform 3D engine for next gen games using OpenGL and wxWidget (for tools). Include a vectorial font render using Freetype, shader syntax embedded in C++ and Material system.
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