We continue to let you all know stuff about Delphi 2007 for Win32 — what we’ve been calling “Spacely” here in Codegear. One thing we wanted to do was to get some of our field testers talking about what they’ve been doing with Spacely and how well it has been working for them. We believe [...]
Joe Mele of Youseful Software will be the guest on The Delphi Hour this week. Time will be 1700PST on Wednesday, February 28. See you there!
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Chicago Delphi Meetup Thursday, Mar 1, 2007, 3:30 PM More details and hpw to RSVP here: http://www.dvdorganizer.com/delphi/ There will be a short intro to .NET and that will be followed by an open discussion and Q/A. So bring all your .NET questions. We will let this meetup run as long as Tim (our location host) allows us, [...]
Just want to add a few things to make sure folks are up to speed and clear. If you purchased a Turbo Pro, you can upgrade to the Studio-level products. I’ve been saying we have two product lines, Turbo and Studio. That’s not really the best way to say it. A better way might [...]
Andrew Raimondi has a nice Delphi blog. eWeek weighs in: CodeGear Branches Out with New PHP, Vista, AJAX Tools This is fracking hilarious: Code Monkey. And here’s the live version.
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Okay — we’ve gotten some rather interesting an intense feedback, and we revisted the “upgrade from Turbo Pro” issue. So, if you are a Turbo Professional owner, you can upgrade from that version to the Pro version of Delphi 2007 and Pro version of the other Studio products that may be released in the future. [...]
Note: I’ve altered the post below from the original to reflect some new stuff. A lot of folks appear to be wondering about a few things with regard to our product launches yesterday. I’m writing this post to try to answer some of those things and address a few issues: You can upgrade to Delphi [...]
Hey, the boss is blogging Feel free to add your comments to the JoelOnSoftware discussion board about about DelphiPHP New Delphi Blog — What’s in the Oven Confusion Clearing: We have two product lines: Turbo and Studio. Delphi 2007 for Win32 is in the Studio product line. There is Software Assurance for the Studio [...]
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Well, things have hit the fan — finally! I’ve been waiting a long time to be able to talk a bit more about what we’ve been up to. Basically what we’ve been up to has been taking customer input, listening to survey results, and producing products that folks have been asking us for. And [...]
We’ve got a lot Cooking in the Labs here at good old CodeGear. Last post, I pointed to what Steve Shaughnessy has in the oven. Another thing we’ve got cooking is support for MSBuild. The Microsoft Build Engine (MSBuild) is the new "open and standardized" build platform for Microsoft Windows. We’ve been working on moving [...]
We’ll be doing a Delphi Hour this week on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 at 12:00pm PST. I have a feeling this is going to be a lively one.
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A while ago, I read The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki. It’s a book about how we all together are basically smarter than any one individual in the group. (For example, if you have a "Guess the Jellybeans in the jar contest, guesses will be all over the place, but the average of [...]
CodeRage planning continues apace. I found a cool graphic that I put in my menu bar to the left. In addition, there is now some information on the agenda. Seems like all your favorite speakers will be there. I myself will probably have a presentation, and I’ll also be working with the R&D guys to [...]
I think that I’ve said this before — Steve Shaughnessy is a really interesting and smart guy. His latest blog post gives proof to that. Steve and his team have been doing a great job providing a very, very nice and powerful new architecture to the underpinnings of dbExpress. Their new solution is really amazing, [...]
Wow, here’s a cool site: PascalGameDevelopment.com. These guys are all about, well, game development in Pascal. Plus, it seems like they are running a game development contest as well — 2007 PGD Annual ‘Multiplexity’ Competition So, if you are a game developer type, now is your chance. I think we are going to [...]
In an effort to keep husbands everywhere out of trouble on this Valentine’s Day, there will be no Delphi Hour today. We’ll be back strong next week, though. You won’t want to miss that show, believe me.
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Here’s a new Turbo review: Taking a Look at CodeGear Turbo Delphi 2006 by Peter Varhol. Peter also wrote a news article last August on the Turbos.
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I’ve had a lot of fun doing The Delphi Hour. It started out as a crazy idea in DavidI’s office, and has bloomed into a magnificent, high-tech bonanza of Podcast Goodness. (Okay, I exaggerated that last part, but we have fun, and people seem to like it). When we started out, we called it a [...]
Well, time to do a little catching up. We’ve been quite busy around here, and I’ve let a few bloggable items get past me. HotFix Rollup for BDS 2006 We have released a new set of hotfixes for Borland Developer Studio 2006. Registered users can go to the Registered User Page and selec the [...]
Okay, you’ve always wanted to participate, now the time has come. We are opening up the Delphi Beta Test program to new participants. This is not a "Public Field Test", but we will be opening it up to more testers than we have in the past. Before we get to the details, there are a [...]
We recently hired a new PR person, and apparently she didn’t waste any time at all. She apparently got us on Wheel of Fortune!
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Marco Cantu is going to be doing a little online training in concert with our Education Services folks. So if you are interested in finding out what is new and cool with Delphi, give them a shot.
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Delphi Hour tomorrow, Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 12:00pm PST.
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I was saddened to hear about the death of Jean Ichbiah, the architect of the language Ada. I had to take Ada as a student at the Navy Postgraduate School. Ada was then the “only language for the Department of Defense”. Allegedly, all development for DOD software was supposed to be done in Ada. It [...]
