Vista on Macintosh at IdentityMine

Posted: Dec 16, 2007 at 4:39 PM
By: Joshua Allen
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IdentityMine is a great design agency on MSFT interactive technologies. Not only did they create the popular Blendables UI controls, they created and delivered the Silverlight training to prepare several other agencies for the Phizzpop design challenge.

You can imagine my consternation when I visited the offices of such a great partner, and discovered a bunch of their developers and designers using Macintoshes! In this interview, I try to get to the bottom of things and find out why the heck they are using Macs.

Nathan Dunlap demos how he does his day-to-day work using Vista and Expression Blend on the Mac, talks about his favorite software packages, provides some tips and tricks, and more. Be sure to watch all the way through for a humorous anecdote about his Macintosh overheating and melting (I'm not kidding).

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