New York Times Reader in Silverlight
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One of the really popular and highly-rated sessions at MIX07 was the session on "Building a Comic-Book Reader in WPF". Identitymine is the company behind this cool app, and also behind the Forbes, Seattle Post-Intelligencer and other online readers.
In this video, Rory interviews Kurt Brockett of Identitymine about their new product, blendables. Blendables is a control pack for developers and designers to use in Expression Blend. Kurt even demonstrates using the controls to find a bomb in a villain's ear!
In this video, Rory interviews Kurt Brockett of Identitymine about their new product, blendables. Blendables is a control pack for developers and designers to use in Expression Blend. Kurt even demonstrates using the controls to find a bomb in a villain's ear!
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