Delphi XE2 Support I want to take a few moments to talk about support for the upcoming Delphi XE2 in our “for Delphi” products. As most of you have probably heard by now, Delphi XE2 is
Our New git Branching Model With the initial RTM of Embarcadero Prism XE2 (Oxygene 5 for .NET) behind us and as we are preparing to also lock down for our other product releases in September, we have introduced
Prism XE2 (Oxygene for .NET) Bits Have Been Finalized for the Upcoming Release We just promoted Oxygene to the “master” branch for the upcoming Fall 2011 release (also known as Embarcadero Prism XE2). The result of git log release-mar11..master is an astounding 3054 lines of
Sneak Peek: Inline Interface Implementations in Prism XE2 and Cooper Today, I would like to talk about another new language feature that is new in Oxygene 5. This particular feature was mainly added for Project “Cooper” to fill a need on the Java
Sneak Peek: Spell Checking support in Prism XE2's Oxygene 5 Compiler In a previous blog post we already took a first look at “Fix-It” support and some related editor enhancements centering around error reporting that are coming to Prism XE2 and Project Cooper later
Dogfooding the new "Oxygene 5" Compiler Here at RemObjects, we’ve always been great fans of so-called “dogfooding” – the act of using your own products early on in the beta cycle. As you know, we create developer products, and
Sneak Peek: Duck Typing and "Soft Interfaces" in Delphi Prism XE2 and Cooper One of the new language features in the upcoming Oxygene 5 compiler is support for duck typing and what we call “soft interfaces”. The name “duck typing” comes from the old saying that
A Quick Preview of Some Cool Editor Enhancements Coming in Delphi Prism XE2 and Project Cooper. In Delphi Prism XE Update 1, this spring, we introduced a cool new concept to the editor: Inline Errors. When you compile your code project(s), you no longer have to look down
Objective-C ARC with the LLVM Compiler 3.0 One of the most exciting new things introduced at this years WWDC were the ARC (short for Automatic Reference Counting) extensions for Objective-C that Apple’s compiler team has added to the new
Feature Focus: Business Rules Scripting Today, we’ve released a whole bunch of cool stuff, that vaguely focuses around the Business Rules Scripting feature in Data Abstract and Relativity Server (and incidentally one of my favorite features in
My iPhone 4 Tracking Data Before any “[bad actors](http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2011/04/senator-questions-apple-in-wake-of-ios-tracking-scandal.ars)” make off with my [iPhone tracking data](http://petewarden.github.com/iPhoneTracker/) (is Hollywood really running out of ideas that
Spring 2011 It’s the time of the year again: i am very happy to announce the immediate availability of the “Spring 2011” releases of out entire product suite. Point your browsers to portal.remobjects.
WWDC 2011 Tickets are On Sale Apple’s annual World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco has just been announced and opened for registration today. I already got my ticket, and i’m looking forward to seeing many
Xcode 4 is Out! For those of you who missed the news, Apple has finally released the all new Xcode 4, which it first previewed at WWDC 2010 last June. Xcode 4 is a major new version
Sisters Trip the Light Fatastic I’ve just got back from Vegas, but my traveling day’s aren’t over, yet. It’s that time of the decade again, and a few hours from now a friend of
DSConf in Review It’s Monday February 14, 3AM and i’m jet-lagged and back home from Las Vegas, where our three-day [Developer Solution
“Cooper” “Harry, I have no idea where this will lead us, but I have a definite feeling it will be a place both wonderful and strange.” — Special Agent Dale Cooper very exciting events coming up this November. First, we are proud sponsors of
"Fog & Sea" HDR I haven’t done much HDR recently, but i was surprised and delighted by the outcome of this 9-exposure HDR (taken this June in San Francisco’s north-west corner) i processed today. i
(A bit belatedly) Introducing RemObjects Radio So i haven’t really talked about it on the blog here much, but a few weeks back we started our own podcast here at RemObjects, titled RemObjects Radio. You have probably seen
Why Choose!? In part inspired by some of the great and positive feedback we received on Hydra at Delphi Live late last month, we have started a new marketing campaign around the product, with the