marc hoffman

Expect the official announcement over the weekend, but the first release version of Hydra 3.0 (in one SKU for Delphi and .NET) is available now in the form of build 3.0.

Dear Constant Reader, i am happy to announce that last night we revealed a new section of our website that has been in development over the past month: the RemObjects Developer Center. DevCenter

We’ve released a first peek at Hydra 3.0 in the past few days, in form of our HY07, but things are about to get a lot more interesting as we’re

The sad news has hit yesterday that Syd Barrett, co-founder of Pink Floyd and undoubfully inspiration to millions of people world wide, has passed away at age 60. I think it is save

Just a couple hours now, and it’s July 1, the target date for a huge number of releases scheduled here at RemObjects Software – some officially promised on the ROadmap, some simply targeted

As some of you (especially our beta testers) may be aware, we’re currently nearing the end of a major release cycle, with significant updates of all our major products due to be

I’ve been playing around with a Chrome/ASP.NET 2.0 based website based on the flickr API on my personal time, and one of the things that has unexpectedly come in

Dear users of RemObjects SDK and Data Abstract, we’re happy to announce that Release Candidates of all 5 product SKUs are available to all licensed users on the My RemObjects page. For

Brian and i have been of to one of the yearly CLR Compiler Labs at Microsoft this week, and one of the major focuses of the lab has been LINQ, a set of

Yesterday was big build day, here at RemObjects. We’re published a new release build 4.0.3 of Data Abstract for .NET as promised on our roadmap, along with an updated Beta

Dear RO users, i just wanted to take a couple of minutes to say a few (unofficial) words about the recent announcements from Borland in regards to their plans for selling off the

It’s been a long time in the coming, but as one of the first benefits of the internal restructring here at RemObjects Software that i mentioned in my December 18 blog, we

As somewhat of a first, i finished two books tonight: The Codex and Little Green Men. I had originally started Little Green Men on the flight to Philadelphia last Saturday, when on the

It’s been roughly two weeks that our latest product Data Abstract for .NET has been released, but work hasn’t stood still over the holidays and the year’s end. Just today,

Just in time for christmas, speculations about the Sisters‘ upcoming 25th anniversary gig have finally received a first injection nof reality. It looks like instead of going to chilly Britain, travel arrangements will

The latest issue of german magazine dotnetpro, on newsstands now, contains an extensive review of Chrome 1.5, as well as a short interview with yours truly. I’m told the trial version

Just so that you’re the first to know (with the official announcement being finalized as we speak), updated versions of our for Delphi products are available now to support the new Borland

Hi. it’s been a while since the last post here, and a lot has been happening here at RemObjects. We released Chrome 1.5, and don’t let the version number fool

Readers interested in ASP.NET web development with Chrome might want to know about a new open source project started by Thomas Miller, called “chromeportal“. The idea is to implement a cross-platform cross-database

Things have been quiet here on my blog for a while, mostly because i’ve been on vacation in California for two weeks, and we were busy with our booth at PDC05, which

and no, i don’t mean PDC. This year’s Sisters Tour is about to start, and after little over two years it’s about time, too. Unfortunately, for time constraints i will

I just noticed the other day that the IMDB finally has infos on the new David Lynch project, titled Inland Empire. Rumor has it that Lynch has been secretly filiming this for the

As you know, Chrome v1.0 has been successfully released at the beginning of this month. So what’s going on in the RemObjects labs now? Are we sitting around idly enjoying our

Just when you thought you’ve seen everything, here comes the as of yet lamest attempt at rationalizing two crappy product releases in a row. Unbelievable…

It’s always nice to wake up to a new feature in your product. This morning i woke up way to early (6:30. Outch) and found that Brian had just finished checking