blendables

April 2007 - Posts

• Come see blendables and IdentityMine at MIX07

  The team is in final prep as we all pack our bags and head for Las Vegas for MIX07.  Be sure to stop by and see us if you're going to be there. The IdentityMine hosted sessions are: Monday, April 30 3:00 PM - ZAP! WHAM! KAPOW!: Windows Presentation Foundation and the Next Generation of Online Comic Book Reading hosted by Nathan Dunlap and Robby Ingebretsen Tuesday, May 1 2:15 PM - Lessons Learned: Designer/Developer Productivity in Windows Presentation Foundation hosted by Jonathan Russ and Josh Wagoner.     Posted Apr 29 2007, 07:11 AM by kurt.brockett with no comments

• blendables : essentials mix

  So now that you know a little about the product line, blendables,  it's time to introduce our first actual mix.  Think of the essentials mix as both an appetizer for the many more powerful mixes to come and a buffet of what we consider some of our more essential controls.  Whether you need performance enhancements from our ElementSnapshot, the simplicity of DragAndDrop listboxes, or an engaging 3D user experience with using our Carousel3D, our essentials mix is sure to become an important part of you application development tool belt.  Stay tuned to the blog for about the controls and the team behind it Posted Apr 19 2007, 09:56 AM by kurt.brockett with no comments Filed under: ElementSnapshot, DragAndDrop, Carousel3D, Essentials

• Introducing blendables

  First off....welcome!  It is so much fun to actually unveil all of the work we have been doing to help bring this product to market.  The heart and soul of blendables is to create components and tools that empower the designer to extend the developer.  We call them blendables because they help to blend the roles of the developer and the designer in a way that creates a more efficient and effective software development workflow.  Being blendable means our controls are architected in a way that makes them easy to customize and extend as well as having a tight integration with existing designer tools such as Microsoft Expression Studio or developer tools like Visiual Studio. Posted Apr 19 2007, 09:45 AM by kurt.brockett with no comments