IdentityMine currently focuses on the Microsoft programming platforms which target Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight and Microsoft Surface. It is our mission to always stay on the leading edge of these technologies, as it ensures we can deliver -first- what our future customers will require. Our experience on all of these platforms allows us to offer a range of services that span all manner of devices and experiences.

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Windows Presentation Foundation is a rich client technology meant for desktop application development. WPF uses a XAML presentation layer with a C# business logic backend to create a clean separation between design and development. WPF is supported currently on Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems. Visit WindowsClient.net for in depth WPF information

Silverlight Silverlight is Microsoft’s cross-platform, cross-browser plugin for bringing Rich Internet Applications to the web. Built as a subset to WPF, this framework also uses XAML as a presentation layer with a subset of the .NET CLR in the browser. Released in September, 2007 the plugin is already reading 1 in 4 consumers worldwide. Visit Silverlight.net for the latest on this RIA technology

Microsoft Surface Microsoft Surface brings a new level of user interaction to the Microsoft platforms. Based on WPF as a presentation technology, Microsoft Surface also adds object recognition capabilities utilizing a series of infrared cameras. Read more about our Surface Offerings

Windows 7 First released to developers at PDC2008, Windows 7 is the next version of the Windows operating system. One unique feature is the addition of a multi-touch input system. IdentityMine recently had the privilege of demonstrating some of this new technology at PDC. See our Windows 7 work from PDC2008