Game Engines It sometimes seems there are more people writing game engines than writing actual games. However I'm only going to list the ones here that are written in or provide explicit interfaces to managed code which cuts the field down a little. If you want a full list of all engines Devmaster.net has a searchable index.

If you work a lot with lists larger than, say, a 100 items (for instance, the list of emails in your inbox), it quickly becomes difficult and tedious to find a specific item without resorting to filtering, searching, sorting, and/or grouping functions. Especially, sorting and grouping greatly improves the structuring of the items in a list, and it is a feature that I would want to apply to all my lists, by default. In particular, I've been looking for a list/grid control that allows arranging and grouping of similar items together, much like the grid (or list?) used in Outlook 2003.

Well, I think the title is clear. It’s all about printing. While I was developing some enterprise applications before, I used many lists in my application, and I needed to print them all, but they were on different forms, so in each form, I had to make a PrintDocument component and add a PrintPage event handler to draw its contents manually each time, spending hours to calculate each table’s height and width, then fitting this into the size of the page. Well, I actually didn’t do it. Instead, I thought of a component that will do this for me automatically, and here we are. The ControlPrint component will do the job.