Carlo Kok

I’ve been spending a bit of time on MonoDevelop this week and gathered this information to get going with MonoDevelop. First of all, you need GTK: GTK the “GTK# for .NET” binary

I’ve just written a new tool that converts C# code to Prism code. It’s the first version, and it’s still a work in progress, but the first release is out,

For a while we’ve been looking for a good way of working with the open source projects we’re working on but never could find a good community website that was simple

In a future release of Delphi Prism later this year, we will be adding support for Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) through a new infrastructure we call “Cirrus”. Delphi Prism’s AOP will make it

a while ago we implemented a very useful feature called with matching. With matching is like with, but it does an <> nil check, and jumps over the whole block if it’

We’ve been working on some very cool things here at ro, one of which is: What’s shown here is a Silverlight 2.0 beta2 object inside Internet Explorer that fetches data

For those unfamiliar with MVC, MVC stands for Model View Controller. It’s a way of separating the logic (controller), from the gui (view), and the data (model). The model contains all data

Recently we decided that, due to lack of updates on our current version control system and issues with it that didn’t seem to ever get fixed, to move to Subversion. Subversion, as

A conditional exception handler is an on e: … do block in an exception handler that has a where condition. This allows you to only catch an exception when all your conditions apply to

Last week we’ve started looking into MonoDevelop integration for Chrome. MonoDevelop is an open source GTK based IDE for Linux. It has support for GTK# form design, C#, VB.NET and other

Yesterday I finished the article about XML-RPC in RemObject SDK (which can be found here). XML-RPC is a Remote Procedure Call specification based on XML, similar to SOAP, but written to be as

When we started working on the Super HTTP Channel for Delphi, we soon realized that none of the TCP/IP socket wrappers we currently use were a good idea for the server part

One of the new features of RemObjects SDK for Delphi and .NET in version 5 will be the Super HTTP Channel. This channel is a variation on the regular HTTP channel but supports

I spend some time with WPF this week and came up with a Quicksort demo for Chrome that uses WPF. The video can be found at: http://remobjects.com/devcenter/videos/ And the

I came across an interesting issue with Windows dll loading/unloading capabilities. The issue is that Windows does not return from an EndThread/ExitThread/TerminateThread when DllMain is running until it’s done.

Seems like ModelMaker Tools is giving away free licenses. A great way to try Code Explorer with Chrome.

Due to the amount of spam we get these days on blogs we had to switch to a new blog engine: b2evolution So far so great.

A problem I met before I started working on Chrome was circular references. A circular reference in Pascal happens when both units use the other one in its interface section. **unit **File1; **Inteface

We just released the free command line compiler beta of RemObjects Chrome. Take a look at the announcement.

After some confusion on IRC on the differences between classes and valuetypes (D8: records) a valuetype in C# is a lot like a class, except that it a few differences: It always descends

Well first post on my own RemObjects Blog. In this blog I’m going to talk about interesting and most likely, less interesting stuff. Mostly, it will be about the stuff I’m