New Database, relay boards, Linq To Sql backend now work with the old user interface.  Right now there are 2 things not hooked up, the images as you can see and the progress bars for pouring.  With Expression Blend 3’s support for Illustrator, I realized I could port the PSD’s which are vector based into Illustrator.  The gradients won’t port 100% nicely but I can redo those in Illustrator.  The glasses also were made by Ian Hall if I haven’t mentioned that before. I did a decent chunk of axe sharpening building this new version.  It has some pretty...

I’m not a SQL man.  I never liked it in the slightest.  It always seemed like a ton of work having to create the c# then the SQL duplicating the failure logic.  Just seems like a lot of extra work. So after you’ve created your database, you can then do all your heavy lifting in LINQ and c#.  Why is this nice?  You’d have to create all the code anyways to get to SQL.  You can still have your stored procedures and views within LINQ to SQL as well. Here is some sample code for getting a single...