Sketching With Sketchflow - Overview of Prototyping

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This was a presentation I gave at the St. Louis Day of .Net conference on August 21st. 2010. Following the presentation I gave a hands on demo of Blend 4 w/ Sketchflow and prototyped a Mobile Application to manage personal health records.

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• Mad Sketching!!!
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