A really useful tool to animate UI in Unity Engine. It was born because i'm tired of writing and tweaking UI animations manually. With this tool, you can create UI animation easily with no code. You can simply drag and drop to create some smooth UI animation. There are some option that you can set such as the easing, duration, etc. You can also see the preview, drag the progress bar and also see the progress bar of each individual sequence. You can also make a custom sequence for non UI component with UnityEvent including the dynamic one. Adding function to call at certain time or at the end of animation is also possible with code. Features:
- Sequence for Animating values of RectTransform, Image, Camera, CanvasGroup, Transform, and Dynamic UnityEvent.
- Sequence for instant method such as Set Active All Input, Play SFX, Wait before executing next 
- sequence, Set Active GameObject, Loading scene, and UnityEvent
- Preview animation in edit mode with Progress bar both globally and in each sequence.
- Reorderable sequences.
- Addable function to call at the end of animation or at certain determined time.
- Public variables for every sequence.
- Custom ButtonUI as bonus.
- Demo.
- Others.

Open source Motion/Tweening Tool/Library with Visual Editor and easy drag and drop support for Unity Engine, +400 stars on Github.

AnimationUI

Photobooth App with video editing, Payment Gateway, Printer & Camera integration, with Website, Backend Server & Database, and Gmail Notification. It uses Fabric.js to render the video editing and FFMPEG to export the video.

Photobooth App with video editing, Payment Gateway, Printer & Camera integration, with Website, Backend Server & Database, and Gmail Notification

Memento

Transmission Transport Protocol implemented Over User Datagram Protocol with Sliding Window and Checksum Algorithm, retries, and Multiplexing. The program is written in C++ and can be run in any Linux Operating System. It can handle multiple client, retries when the packet is lost or corrupted, and can also handle the packet ordering.

TCP Over UDP