Quick Context: We'll be breaking up the code (Frame and Panel) we have into different classes to be able to make it portable. Next thing is that after we create the frame and uh a panel we need to add the
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We'll be breaking up the code (Frame and Panel) we have into different classes to be able to make it portable. Next thing is that after we create the frame and uh a panel we need to add the
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- We'll be breaking up the code (Frame and Panel) we have into different classes to be able to make it portable.
- Next thing is that after we create the frame and uh a panel we need to add the
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