To start this off, I'd like to make an admission -- I've spent the last two years developing the Inference for .NET platform largely in a vacuum.  Sure, there were a couple of email exchanges and an occasional visit from the pizza delivery man, but Inference for .NET was built largely without early feedback.  As a developer, it's easy to get caught up in the use of new technology or the development of power-user features.  That may make the product "cool" (well...at least I think it’s cool), but this doesn’t guarantee success.

 

I’m going to use this blog to share with you the development progress of Inference for .NET.  I’ll be posting demonstrations of new features and changes.  I’ll also be posting summaries of new samples (that you’ll be able to download) and more importantly illustrations of how you can use Inference for .NET to solve real-world problems today.

 

In short, I'm going to focus on what matters -- ensuring that Inference for .NET is an intuitive and useful product that provides value.  And to do that, I'm going to need your help.  So with that in mind, feel free to send me to suggestions (development@bluereference.com) or leave me comments in the postings -- I want to hear your feedback!