The latest episode of the Podcast@Delphi.org is up, featuring once again yours truly, as well as @jamiei, @skamradt and of course @JimMcKeeth.

This time, we’re talking about a new project Jim is starting at Delphi.org, where the podcast will follow a group of developers as they create a community-driven project using Delphi tools. Fir the first project, the idea is to create a Twitter client, aimed at both being a showcase and sample code for what can be done in Delphi, but also to have some unique features that will make it usable as a real live client (and yes, we realize and actually discuss the fact that there’s already 3895 other Twitter clients out there ;).

Myself, i won’t get involved with the actual coding, at least for this project, as i have too many things on my plate already, but i’ll be participating the project podcasts to give insight and bring my expertise into shaping the project.

(On a slightly unrelated note: during the podcast i recommend the Blue Snowflake USB microphone, which can be found here).

Episode 24 Page | The Podcast on iTunes | RemObjects on Air Audio Feed

It’s been over a month so i was almost beginning to show withdrawal symptoms, but on Saturday, Jim McKeeth, Olaf Monien and i finally got together for a new episode of the Podcast at Delphi.org, which is available now.

With the product being official and out now, this episode fully focuses on Delphi Prism, the new .NET solution that CodeGear and RemObjects have been working on together (in case you have been living uner that rock for the past two months ;). We discuss questions readers of Jim’s blog had submitted, and take a general look of what can be done with Prism. Definitely worth checking out!

Talking about Podcasts, last night Nick Hodges and i also had a chance to record an episode of .NET Rocks with Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell, which will air on January 6th – we talked about both Delphi/Win32 and Delphi Prism, and while the conversation was a lot more high-level and more aimed at people coming from the .NET community who are not familiar with either Delphi or Prism at all, it still should be an interesting listen for existing users as well.

In both podcasts, we also take a brief look at different areas of research and features that are on the horizon for future Prism versions, both short and longer term.

Thanx for listening,
marc

It’s that time of the fortnight again, and episode 11 of the delphi.org roundtable podcast is up. Get it here at or on iTunes.

Good stuff, as we discuss garbage collections and the IDispose pattern, efficiency of string manipulations, the upcoming PDC (make sure to visit our booth #910!) and much much more.

Enjoy,
marc

I can’t believe it’s already been two weeks again, but the next episode of the delphi.org roundtable podcast is up. Get it here at or on iTunes.

In addition to whats becoming “the regular gang” of myself, Roland Beenhakker and Jolyon Smith, we had Anders Ohlsson of CodeGear/Embarcadero join us, and we’ve chatted about a lot of interesting things, including – if i remember correctly – version control, exception handling, the MVC pattern in VCL and Cocoa and a cool new language idea for Delphi proposed by Jolyon.

I also hope my sound is a bit better this time – but there’s just not much i can do about the 3.5 meter ceiling height in my apartment ;)

Again, make sure to let us know what you think, in comments here, on Delphi.org or as feedback on iTunes.

Enjoy,
marc

New delphi.org podcast is up, once again featuring your’s truly as “The Terminator”. Enjoy it here at or on iTunes.

This time, Jim invited me, Roland Beenhakker and Jolyon Smith for some general round-table discussion on all things Delphi.

We hope to make this a semi-regular thing, so stay tuned for more. Also, make sure to let us know what you think, in comments here, on Delphi.org or as feedback on iTunes.

Enjoy,
marc