Bytes by MSDN: Mark Wilson-Thomas and Tim Huckaby discuss Microsoft Expression Blend

Posted: Aug 29, 2010 at 1:52 AM
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Listen in as Mark Wilson-Thomas, the "Lord of Cider", chats with Tim Huckaby about the ease of use of "Cider" and how it differs from and complements Microsoft Expression Blend.

About Mark

Mark is a Program Manager on the "Cider" team, which builds the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight Designers in Visual Studio. He is responsible for the layout and visual designer features of the designer. Prior to joining the developer division Mark worked in Microsoft Services as a Development Lead, building large-scale Web-based UIs for the UK Government, the BBC, and others.

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