marc hoffman

Heartbleed The Heartbleed vulnerability found in OpenSSL last week has everyone worried, and rightfully so. So of course we did an investigation and wanted to let you know the status of how Heartbleed

On Friday, we released the latest updates to our Data Abstract and RemObjects SDK products for all five platforms, as well as for Hydra. Like always, a whole bunch of fixes and improvements

As you’ve probably seen, iOS 7.1 is out — and with it, a new SDK. Anxious to use iOS 7.1 with RemObjects C# or Oxygene? No problem. our Importing a New

Dear readers, we’ve shipped some pretty significant releases this past weekend that i wanted to take a moment to talk to and update you

Ahh, it feels like forever since i have written one of these, with the holidays and a long-overdue vacation in January. But it’s really

Hi. i just wanted to shoot out a reminder that if you purchased “Support & Maintenance”, a.k.a Software Assurance (SA) for RAD Studio XE3 from Embarcadero, you are entitled to updated

Dear readers, we may be a day late and into November with this announcement, but we’d like you to know that the “October 2013”

 I’m more than thrilled to let you know about “[Steps](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/steps-m7/id725215332?mt=8)“, my

The time has come, and Visual Studio 2013 is officially RTMed and available on MSDN, even though the official launch event is not scheduled until November 13th. What does Visual Studio 2013 mean

I’m told that our friend Brian Long will be giving a presentation at BE-Delphi’s annual developer event in Antwerp, Belgium, on November 21. Brian is a great presenter; we had the

We’re very happy to let you know about the immediate availability of the September 2013 release, the first of two smaller monthly updates we

Hi. I wanted to give you a quick update on the status of Data Abstract and RemObjects SDK with regards to both the new iOS 7.0 and – more interestingly – the new 64-bit

Over the past couple of days, unsurprisingly, a lot of people have asked me about our plans for supporting iOS 7 and – more specifically – the arm64 architecture used in the new iPhone 5S.

We’re thrilled to announce the immediate availability of Oxygene 6.1, the next feature release for Oxygene after the introduction of Oxygene for Cocoa

Dear Embarcadero Prism Customers, we want to thank you once again for choosing Oxygene for your .NET development needs in form

Here’s what Google has to say about using their NDK: The NDK is a toolset that allows you to implement parts of your app using native-code languages such as C and C+

I came across a really awesome use of Duck Typing yesterday, and i wanted to share this with you, since i think Duck Typing is one of those features in Oxygene that are

 We’re thrilled to inform you that the “July 2013” update for Oxygene 6 [is available now](http://www.remobjects.com/oxygene/

Hi, everyone. As we go into the second half of 2013, i wanted to talk a bit more about our plans moving forward, what we have been working on and what we are

We’re constantly trying to optimize the workflow for publishing and announcing beta releases. Oxygene has been on a weekly beta cycle for a long while now and we’re trying to get

I had the honor and privilege to be invited onto the iDeveloper Live podcast on Tuesday, mainly to talk about Oxygene, but Scotty and i also reminisced about WWDC, which took place the

As you have probably heard by now, last week Apple announced iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks, new major versions of both its flag-ship operating systems. I had the privilege of being on

Our good friends and trusted long-time partners at Embarcadero have recently sent out announcements to make sure that all of our shared Prism/Oxygene customers are fully aware of their future path for

Hello everyone. We are more than pleased to announce the release of Oxygene 6, the next major milestone of our Oxygene language. This new version

One of the most frequent comments i hear when people dismiss or decide against considering Oxygene as their development tool of choice goes along the lines of the title of this blog post: