Sketchflow is a project template type that can be created to quickly prototype application design, quick UI experiments, and communicating design intent. I decided, to get a bit more practiced at using the Sketchflow capabilities, that I would write a quick tutorial on starting and creating a basic Sketchflow Application. First step, open up Microsoft... Continue reading →

Outlook and the team responsible for said product, are really pushing hard for the 2010 release. Of course, I can’t talk about it, but yes, I have seen it and it looks & plays awesome! However, social media got a slight extra kick from Microsoft recently with the Outlook Social Connect. The Webtrends blog has... Continue reading →

So I was reading some blogs related to Windows 7 on Mobile and iPhone Development. I will say right off, I am biased AGAINST developing for the iPhone because the development environments, language, and other characteristics are horrible. Horrible being a kind way to put it. The iPhone may seem like some whiz bang advanced... Continue reading →

The first Code Camp & Bar Camp, which is joining forces, was held tonight. With representatives from Code Camp, Legion of Tech, and the SQL Group Organizers were all on hand to kick off the discussion. One of the primary focus points was, should we have a two day or single day event? It makes... Continue reading →

Week before Mardi Gras, the Saints rocked and won the Super Bowl, and @webtrends threw an awesome #wtengage Conference. Props out to the long list of Webtrends People there; @DashLavine, @caseycarey, @webtrendspeter, @justinogarrity, @sullybridgetb, @kaykas, @justinkistner, @michelewarther, @mrdiggles, @yodera, @vkenkal, @derekfine, @ekrobi, @mccook, @robinoula, @benfogarty, @noexg, @thomschoenborn, @mediachick, and others! The event was awesome, great... Continue reading →