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Blue Dot Solutions' mfLY! for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 is a Model/View/Controller Framework add-on to Visual Studio 2008 that significantly enhances the development experience, quality, and re-usability of managed Smart Device (and Microsoft Windows) applications through a unique set of designers, template and frameworks. The presenter demonstrates the primary features of mfLY! and shows how it can help to improve the quality and time to market of the mobile projects.
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| Format: | Webcast |
| Date: | May 2009 |
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