Introduction
When it's time to wait, we are used to seeing the classic blue progress bar. It is everywhere in Windows and many other applications. However, animations are getting more and more popular.
For example, when Firefox loads a page, a small spinning circle appears and shows you that the page is loading. Moreover, Microsoft also uses this kind of animation in the Windows Media Center, Encarta 2006, SQL Server Management Studio Express, etc.
So, why don't we use this concept to show to our users that our application is working and/or loading? Let's begin by the presentation of the component I developed.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/14841/How-to-write-a-loading-circle-animation-in-NET
(built in VisualStudio 2015 )
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