WWDC 2018 and You While my friend and colleague Peter has got an excellent general recap of WWDC2018 for you, I wanted to briefly touch on the aspects of what was announced on Monday that might matter
wwdc 2018, arkit, ios 12, macos 10.14, mojave WWDC 2018 Recap WWDC 2018 introduces lots of new tech for developers to be aware of, both for iOS and macOS.
basic Half a century of BASIC The BASIC programming language is more than a half-century old. A lot has changed in the world of programming – is there still a place for development for non-developers?
elements Delphi-style VCL on WebAssembly Platform You can use Delphi-style VCL in Elements via WebAssembly. Find out how!
elements Elements 10 Now Available for Public Download Elements 10 is now available for production use, with or without a paid Elements subscription!
elements Elements 10 Highlights 1/2018 A lot has changed in Elements 10. Here are highlights of what we've been improving!
webassembly WebAssembly: Swift, C#, Java and Oxygene in the Browser WebAssembly is our next major compiler target for Elements. Here's how it works.
#ifdef, redefined Using #ifdefs, or your language's equivalent, is a common occurrence in code, not only when writing cross-platform code. #ifdefs (or #if in C#, Swift and Iodine and {$IF} in Oxygene), let you conditionally
Welcome to Elements 10 We just shipped Elements 9.3 last month, but I want to take a moment to talk to you about Elements 10. Why? Because Elements 10 is here now. With Elements 10, the
Announcing Elements 9.3 Hi everyone. It's release time again, and I'm happy to announce that last week we shipped Elements 9.3, the latest update to version 9 of our multi-platform Swift, C#, Java and Oxygene
Announcing Remoting SDK and Data Abstract 9.3 Hey everyone. I'm happy to announce that last week we shipped Remoting SDK 9.3 and Data Abstract 9.3, a major update to the frameworks. Probably the most exciting and significant change
http-api HttpAPI: A New Horizon The modern software development landscape is a very complex thing and it changes very fast, as well. New programming languages are created and new application frameworks are released literally every week. Still, most
Beta Corner: .2189 Like almost every week, we shipped a new pre-release build for Elements 9.3 yesterday, and I wanted to give a quick shout-out about a few cool features in this build that you
Iodine: a Better Java Language Last week we Announced Elements 9.2, and one of the major new features in this release is Iodine, our new Java Language compiler front-end. While a major focus is using the Java
Announcing Elements 9.2 I'm happy to let you know that earlier this week we shipped Elements 9.2, the latest update to our multi-platform development tool chain. Building on the strong foundation of our previous 9
Strategies for Cross-Platform Code Sharing with Elements Customers ask me for advise for how to best structure their "cross-platform" projects with Elements, all the time. So with this post, I'd like to summarize some experiences and best practices
Platform vs. Language I frequently see people making the mistake of conflating a programming language with the platform. It's an easy mistake to make, because these days, most major platform vendors have one language (or two)
Elements Case Study: Curaçao Weather We've just published a new case study on our website. Check it out here to learn more about how Vision Thing B.V. used our Elements compiler and the Fire IDE to build
elements A First Peek at Water, our New IDE for Windows Hi everyone. I wanted to take a moment and give a shoutout to let you all know that we've started shipping the first preview builds of Water, our upcoming IDE for Windows. While
Data Abstract, Remoting SDK & Hydra Interim Updates Hi everyone. just a quick note that while work is ongoing for Data Abstract and Remoting SDK 9.3, which will be significant feature updates later in the fall, we have just released
Writing Android NDK Code with Elements hljs.initHighlightingOnLoad(); With our latest release of Elements 9.1 last week, we introduced support for native Android NDK apps. What this means is the you can now use whatever Elements language you
Announcing Elements 9.1 This week, we have shipped the long anticipated Elements 9.1, the latest version of or multi-platform, multi-language compiler tool chain. I'm very excited about this release, and an extensive overview of what's
