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Apple has finally announced its annual [WWDC](http://developer.apple.com/WWDC/), and with only little over two months to go. I went

Over the last week, we’d done some restructuring in our secure online shop, to improve the flexibility and also to make many options more affordable. The most pervasive change has been how

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3353617277)“Your Tax Euros at Work” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3353617277) Berlin.

Coming soon to a RemObjects SDK install near you: 

The following is a preview of new content about the DA SQL feature that i’ve been working on as part of a general refresh of the Data Abstract homepage. The goal is

Mike Swanson has published a new version of his excellent Adobe Illustrator plugin that allows you to generate XAML versions of your AI files for use as vector graphics in WPF and Silverlight.

Joanna Carter wrote a great article for our wiki about implementing Key-Value Coding and Cocoa Bindings for Monobjc applications, earlier this week. Key-Value Coding (KVC) and Key-Value Observing (KVO) are based on Objective-C

That’s not only a fact, it’s also the name of a popular podcast for all things .NET, and late last year Nick Hodges and i had the chance to be on

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3156567148)“Happy New Year 2009” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3156567148)

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3128067401)“Spree” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3128067401) The river Spree,

Since i got my D300 last night, but the weather is too crappy to go out and shoot today, i started playing with the Nikon SDK a bit. After some initial headaches to

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

In the first post of this blog series, we’ve taken a look at the new Add Reference pane for Mono that will be coming to a future prism release. Today, i want

With the first release Delphi Prism now out the door and in the hands of the first users, lots of people a starting to chat, blog and write about Prism in public, and

The old blog skin was getting a little long in the tooth, so i figured, why not spend a few minutes creating a new one, based on the new layout of our 4.

Well, almost. T’N’T Luoma summarizes the 3rd season episode where Josh learns about internet forums.

I’m sometimes wondering if people actually know there’s a world out there that is not about Delphi. Every time i do a blog post that is not about Delphi (and, come

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3050869117)“Winter Reveries, Part One” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3050869117)

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

Just like in 2005, RemObjects Software will be present at Microsoft PDC2008 with a booth in the Expo Hall, showing our suite of products. Our main focus will be Data Abstract for .NET,

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

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

Back in this post i mentioned that we’re looking at improved Service Discovery for RemObjects SDK. Well, that’s still a bit off (it won’t be shipping in the November releases,

Rick Wright, founding member of Pink Floyd and (imho) one of the most brilliant musicians ever is dead. Rick was behind many the Floyd’s most brilliant compositions and also released several solo

Over the past weekend, Jim McKeeth and i sat down to talk about Oxygene and related topics for Episode 5 of Jim’s excellent Podcast at Delphi.org. We’ve spend a good