If you have watched any of Embarcadero’s online content, attended a RAD Studio webinar, or been to one of the in-person events you will most likely know the wonderful Jim McKeeth. Jim has been the Chief Developer Advocate and Engineer for Embarcadero since July 13th, 2013, just short of ten years. Today, however, the big news is that Jim is leaving Embarcadero and moving on to a new role as…
Hello. This article is part of a series where we speak with professional software developers who use Windows App Development Tools,, ask them what it’s like to write code for a living, and perhaps gain a few insights into the software development industry along the…
Hello. This article is part of a series where we speak with professional software developers who use Windows App Development Tools, ask them what it’s like to write code for a living, and perhaps gain a few insights into the software development industry along the…
Hello. This article is part of a series where we speak with professional software developers who use Windows tools for developers, ask them what it’s like to write code for a living, and perhaps gain a few insights into the software development industry along the way.
Today we’re talking to German developer and Embarcadero MVP Frank Lauter. Frank has been a developer for 39 years. He has…
Hello. This article is part of a series where we speak with professional software developers that use Windows App Development tools, ask them what it’s like to write code for a living, and perhaps gain a few insights into the software development industry along the…
Hello. This article is part of a new series where we speak with professional software developers who useWindows app development tools, ask them what it’s like to write code for a living, and perhaps gain a few insights into the software development industry along the…
Hello. This article is part of a new series in which we speak with professional software developers who use Windows app development tools to find out what it’s like to write code for a living and, hopefully, gain some insight into the software development industry.
Today we’re talking to Dr. Holger Flick, Delphi developer since version 2, actively engaged in the community since 2004…
Recently we launched a new experiment of opening up some internal projects for MVPs to work on. As opposed to some of our open-source initiatives like Bold, these are still owned by Embarcadero and a primary part of the product. This is something MVPs have requested the…
One of our MVPs, Ryan Potts, is the originator and maintainer of the Delphi track on Exercism – a site dedicated making it easy for people to learn different programming languages. He was interviewed by the Exercism team previously, but I thought it would be…
When I started at Embarcadero Technologies in 2013 there were 56 MVPs, including me, but then I retired, and Anders Ohlsson became an MVP, so we balanced that out. In five years since we’ve lost a few MVPs, but gained a lot. Today we have almost 200 MVPs, and we have a list of new MVPs to evaluate. Adding iOS, macOS, Android, and Linux attracted a lot of newMVPs, and now with Community…
