Using Instruments with Oxygene to Profile your Mac and iOS Apps One of the coolest tools in Apple’s Xcode tool chain is Instruments, the profiler. Profiling is an essential debugging tool for every
Working with User Interface files in Oxygene “Nougat” In this article, i want to talk a bit about working with user interfaces in Oxygene Nougat. As you know, Nougat is a native compiler for the Objective-C runtime, meaning that it works
Happy New Year 2013!  A happy and successful new year of 2013, from everybody here at RemObjects Software! We have lots of great
Using RemObjects SDK and Data Abstract with Oxygene Nougat. Nougat is, of course, designed to work with any existing Objective-C libraries out there, because it directly consumes and generates code for the Objective-C runtime. As such, it should come as no surprise
Oxygene "Nougat" BETA 2 is out! On Friday, we shipped BETA 2 of Oxygene “Nougat“, the next major platform for our Oxygene language (in case you have missed it or have been living under a rock, Nougat is “Oxygene
Getting started on truly native Mac and iOS development with Oxygene "Nougat" In preparation for “Nougat Beta 2”, our next milestone coming up in a couple of weeks, i wanted to sit down and write up a quick “getting started” article on how to get
What is “Nougat”? — Part 4 In the first three parts of this series, we took a look at the basic concepts and design principles behind Oxygene “Nougat”, and the IDE experience. In this fourth installment, i’d like
Improvements to the DA LINQ workflow in Data Abstract 7 One of the many improvements in the all-new Data Abstract 7 is that we completely revamped the user experience for creating and updating the strongly typed code files for DA LINQ in DA/
What is “Nougat”? — Part 3 In the first two parts of this series, we have taken an initial look at Oxygene “Nougat” from the compiler side. Today, i want to delve deeper into some aspects of the IDE
What is "Nougat"? — Part 2 In this second part of our series on the upcoming edition of Oxygene for Cocoa, codenamed “Nougat”, i want to go into some more details about the compiler — the heart and soul of
Recent Improvements to the RemObjects Licensing UX With the new Oxygene 5.2 release, we have made some significant improvements to the user experience for our software licensing system. Licensing is always a necessary evil. You gotta do something to
“Native platform development is going to be the approach” Mark Zuckerberg about the new native Facbeook app (via Appleinsider, The Verge): “Native [platform development] is going to be the approach that we go with for iOS and Android”. “We’re betting completely
What is "Nougat"? — Part 1 When we launched our new Oxygene website and Oxygene 5.2 last week, we also gave a sneak peek at an upcoming new edition/platform for Oxygene, codenamed “Nougat“. This is the first
The new Oxygene website (Oh, and some exciting new Oxygene announcements, too) Yesterday, we launched the major revamp of our “Oxygene” product homepage, available at remobjects.com/oxygene, along with announcing the 5.2 release, a significant update to the product. Let’s have a
Comparing Data Abstract and Core Data (with and without iCloud) People often ask us what the difference between Core Data and Data Abstract is, and why they should choose one over the other. The answer to that second question frequently is “it depends”
Setting up your Nexus 7 for Development Today i tried setting up my new Nexus 7 to use for development with Oxygene for Java and our Data Abstract for Java BETA. As most of you probably know, i’m not
Visual Studio 2012 is coming! As most of you are probably aware, Visual Studio 2012, the next version of our favorite IDE for the Windows platform and home to our Oxygene compiler, is coming soon, with the RTM
Announcing the "June 2012" releases for Oxygene and ROFX/Metro Dear Readers, i’m happy to inform you of the immediate availability of our new June 2012 update for Oxygene, and a small June interim release for our ROFX products. The June 2012
It's Podcast Time! i know it’s been a while since we have put out an episode of RemObjects Radio, and we apologize for that. In the meantime however, there have been some other podcast events
The Oxygene "Project Switcher" While we’re putting the finishing touches on the May release for Oxygene, due some time next week, i wanted to share a first peek at what’s in the works for the
Announcing Oxygene 5.1 and Embarcadero Prism XE2.5 Hi. i’m very happy to announce the immediate availability of Oxygene 5.1 for .NET and Java. What’s new in Oxygene 5.1 We’ve kept busy since the initial release
Announcing RemObjects SDK for Java — Available Now! Dear Readers, we are delighted to announce the immediate availability of RemObjects SDK for Java, the fourth platform edition of our award-winning remoting framework. This release roughly marks the 10th anniversary of our
Introducing “Train” — JavaScript-based build automation Today i’m excited to talk about a new side project that Carlo and i have been working on in our spare time over the past couple of months: Train. But let me
What, exactly, is “native” development? Some developers, mostly those tied to unmanaged languages such as C++ or Delphi, define nativeness as compiling directly to the byte code expected by the physical CPU. That’s certainly one way to
This Week on the Wikis Hi. About a month ago, we started with a major focus shift towards our documentation wiki (at wiki.remobjects.com. Back when we first started the wiki, years ago, it was an innovative