I’ll take “Blog Posts” for 500, Alex…

To all of those that attended the Dallas C# SIG meeting last night, I hope that you had as much fun as I did.  I also want to extend a special thanks to Microsoft and Zain Nablousi, who generously provided the meeting space and some killer door prizes, including a free pass to the upcoming MDC and two copies of Gears of War II.  

As promised last night, I’ve posted my source code for download here.  Feel free to do with the code what you wish; the only thing that I ask is that you let me know how you’re using it.  There are a few modifications that I was planning on making to it that I didn’t get a chance to wrap up before last night’s meeting including video answers and a couple of improvements to the way that I’m using transitions in FluidKit.  If you want to create your own game of Jeopardy for a meeting or a company party, you can edit the GameCategories.xml file to customize your own game categories and answers.  

In order to build the code, you will need to install .NET Framework SP1 and the FluidKit library.  FluidKit is open source and available on CodePlex.  I have also included, along with the source code, the “Gyparody” font that I used for both the title screen and the answer tiles.

Again, thanks to all that attended and I look forward to seeing all of you at future SIG meetings.