marc hoffman

Our updated ROadmap for the quarter is now available at the usual url (remobjects.com/ROadmap). As always, new ROadmap reflects a bit on the builds that we have just shipped (see also

As always, you hear it here, first; expect the official announcement to come monday. Our new August releases of the entire product suite are available as scheduled, now. this includes trial builds, as

Papers signed. Popcorn ready. Let the games begin.

[](http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwarfland/2785226900/)“Psychomodo” — see it on [flickr](http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwarfland/2785226900/) (coz’ it’s better

As per Nick’s blog. Nice.

The screenshot above shows something i’ve been working on as a side project in my spare time and as sort of

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=unbox)“unboxing” — see the full set on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=unbox)

i can’t believe all the cool stuff that’s coming together at different fronts here at RemObjects, this week, so i wanted to give you guys a short glimpse at what’s

I’m in the middle of preparing for my trip to northern California, leaving tomorrow for two days at a place i cannot talk about, followed by a week in San Francisco, attending

We’re in the middle of preparing the May round of product releases, due later this week, and i wanted to start highlighting some of the cool new features we’ve added in

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126041477&image=2493832469)“hbf” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126041477&image=2493832469) Berlin

They say a picture says more then a thousand words, so here we go: What are we seeing here? In the

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=2456481269)“Trains” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=2456481269) Berlin — April 27,

Today, May 1, marks the third anniversary of Chrome, which was officially launched on May 1, 2005. Chrome 1.0 was a landmark release, being the first full-featured third-party language integrated into Visual

As you might have seen, this week we’ve announced Oxygene, the next major release of the language formerly knows as Chrome. I’m very excited about this release as we have a

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157604438703112&image=2403040843)“The Presidential Palace” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157604438703112&image=2403040843) Yaoundé,

i’m happy to let you know that our updated ROadmap for 2008 is available now. Rather then adding bits and pieces to the existing ROadmap to extend and update it, we’ve

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594140086558&image=2287768023)“Of course momma’s gonna help build the wall…” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157600005282582&image=2252359282)“One Tree” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157600005282582&image=2252359282) Volkspark Friedrichshain,

Words of wisdom from Fake Steve: “Then he starts going on again about the cloud. The cloud, the cloud, the cloud. It’s all you ever hear when you hang out with this

These have been a long time coming, but over the weekend i finally got around two finishing two articles i have been working on about using Chrome and Data Abstract for .NET to

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126605746&image=303617823)“11963” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126605746&image=303617823) Stalin-Bauten, Berlin, November

i ran across the article “The Autumn of the Multitaskers” by Walter Kirn yesterday (i forgot via which of the 100 or so feeds i have subscribed to in my NetNewsWire — which i

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157594184890316&image=516916234)“17179” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72157594184890316&image=516916234) It’s

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0) Gotta love [David Lynch](http://www.davidlynch.com).