It’s been a long time coming. Having the opportunity to be one of the first Microsoft Surface partners was both an honor and a curse. An honor in every way imaginable and a curse in that we couldn’t talk about it.

Take a look at the following video for a small sampling of the many Surface applications we’ve built thus far:

Of note you saw an application built specifically for Bill Gates last CES presentation as a Microsoft employee.

Expect to see many more Surface applications from IdentityMine as we officially launch service offerings around “multi-touch” and other “Natural Human Interface” experiences.

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Next on tap is barcamp Seattle on Saturday and Sunday, June 14th and 15th

This event will be held at the Adobe Campus in the Fremont district and will cover a wide range of community generated topics. The event is open to all so it should be a great time to exchange ideas and learn something new in a relaxed and fun environment.

Back in March 2007 I blogged about the first ever production quality WPF application. Now that Bill Gates announced Crossfader v.Next at TechED 2008 can we say we’ve seen the first ever production quality Silverlight 2 application?

Keep watching www.crossfader.com and decide for yourself. True, we’re talking SL 2 Beta 2 bits at this point. However, I said production quality – not production bits. ;-)

Congratulations Team!: David Kelley, Haridas Nair, Joy George, Kurian George, Paul Alexander, Paul Thomas, Roby George, Samudhiram Lakshmipathy, Vijay Narayan