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In this previous post, i talked about the current state of Data Abstract for OS X, and also promised a follow-up with a roadmap of where we are going next. Where We’re

They started taking down one of the last ruins of the old east-german slaughterhouse here in Friedrichshain, right next

I’m happy to let you know that as of today, we’ve launched our new Customer Portal, available at http://portal.remobjects.com. This new portal site combines the old my.remobjects.

Both Olaf Monien and Daniel Magin have blogged about the first in their “Making Apps” series of events on iPhone development, which RemObjects Software had the great honor of sponsoring. This first event

It’s been a long while, but Jim and i finally found the time again to sit down and record a new episode of The Podcast at Delphi.org, talking about the upcoming

The Angry Drunk links to a worthwhile read taking apart the latest “draconian control” clamors from Google’s new spokesperson for the Android / against the iPhone, and IMHO sums it up very nicely:

The past week has been a busy one, here at RemObjects. On Tuesday, we shipped our new “Spring 2010” releases, updating our entire product suite. We also started work on three major new

 It’s been a while since i last posted photos. Has, in fact, been a while since i last

It seems the sneak peek at “for expressions” in my previous post caused quite a bit of stir, so i figured i would spend a few minutes talking about the new expression types

Ever since Extension Methods have been introduced in .NET 3.5, we’ve been pondering on a proper syntax to allow developers to define their own. C# uses an awkward syntax where it

Today i want to talk a bit about “Relativity”, a new feature we’re shipping with Data Abstract this month (and which is actually available as “tech preview”in the current Winter 2009

Core Plot is an open source graphing framework for Cocoa developers that makes it really easy to add graphs to your applications for the Mac and iPhone. Over the past half year, i’

One of the (few) concerns we hear from people looking to get started with Delphi Prism is that most of the code samples and snippets that are available on the net are written

Bugs 7, the new bug-tracking application i have been working on over the past month for internal use here at RemObjects, employs several different data access paradigms (all based on Data Abstract for

Today i want to take a quick peek at a new code obfuscation solution for .NET we have been working on. Back sometime in mid-2009, when we started migrating the Oxygene/Delphi Prism

One of the new features we introduced to Data Abstract in the latest release is the Local Data Adapter, or LDA, for short. What is a Local Data Adapter, and What Does it

 I wish all of our customers and readers a happy and successful new year of 2010. We have great things coming up,

We’re getting close to shipping our first release of Data Abstract for OS X as well as the 1.1 update for RemObjects SDK for OS X at the end of this

One common scenario when developing iPhone apps is that you have a desktop application of some sorts that you want your iPhone to pair with – be it to sync data, remote control one

If your internal body clock has gotten attuned to our regular release cycle here at RemObjects (or even if you just did the math ;), you might be expecting our new set of Fall

I’ve started a new blog dedicated to my favorite kind of photography: clouds. The site will mainly be a photo blog format, providing frequent posts of photos of awesome cloudscapes, but it

The Mono guys released their first preview of MonoTouch, their implementation of the Mono tool chain for building iPhone apps. Now, as anyone following this blog knows that i’m pretty deep into

I realize it’s been a while since i talked about Data Abstract for OS X, so i figured today would be a good time to post a small teaser for what’s

Over the past couple months, a lot of progress has been made with getting Delphi Prism integrated into MonoDevelop. As mentioned before (and in our ROadmap), one of the “big” focuses in the

Push Notifications area an important new feature in the new iPhone 3.0, and one that will be naturally useful for most people using RemObjects SDK to build iPhone apps because – by definition