Last night, I had Eva take the Memory game for a spin and she uncovered a ridiculous amount of bugs.  Amazing how a child uses software differently than an adult!  In addition, I quickly realized that the "random placement" of the cards on the screen made the game difficult to use.  While it was a cool feature from my perspective, the folks who tried out the app hated it.  Thus, the random placement was replaced by a standard grid of cards.  You can still move the cards around, though. I also fixed the bugs that Eva found.

I also added a "low score" feature (score = how many match attempts you make in a game).  It keeps track of your all-time low score as you play the game - even across site/page visits.  It accomplishes this using .NET Isolated Storage, which to me is a super powerful feature considering this is an app running on the web.  I have not tested this feature on any operating system other than Vista.  I have tested it in IE and FireFox, and it works just fine (not surprisingly). 

Download the latest source code: http://kindohm.com/sl/memory/memorysource.zip (~600 KB)

Play the latest game: http://kindohm.com/sl/memory/memory.html