The new releases are here!  The new releases are here!  The “Winter 2010” releases of all our products are available now! DA for Delphi now installs into Delphi XE automatically.  No need for

I originally planned to write all these Thanksgiving week posts ahead of time, and then schedule them, but that didn’t happen. So it is Thanksgiving morning and I am using the Wifi

RemObjects SDK’s big brother is Data Abstract.  It make use of the SDK at the core to provide the communication between the middle-tier and the client.  Of course Data Abstract goes much

As part of my Thanksgiving week celebration I thought I would take a moment to look at what there is to be thankful for about RemObjects SDK. RemObjects SDK is our longest lived

An introduction to the concept and usage of Data Abstract’s DA SQL feature for the flexibility of SQL in the client, while still respecting all the business rules on your middle-tier.

An introduction to the concept and usage of Data Abstract’s DA SQL feature for the flexibility of SQL in the client, while still respecting all the business rules on your middle-tier.

I really believe that all Delphi developers need Hydra.  Even if they are not using it everyday (which you just might), it is a great weapon to have on your tool belt.  Hydra

Talking with Nate Woolls, the author of Password Tote for iOS and Mac OS X, about his use of RemObjects SDK to consume a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) SOAP Web Service. Be sure

Talking with Nate Woolls, the author of Password Tote for iOS and Mac OS X, about his use of RemObjects SDK to consume a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) SOAP Web Service. Be sure

As you might already have heard about yesterday when the website went up, we haven’t had enough of conferences, yet – to the extent that we’ve partnered up with the guys over

For our MonoDevelop/Mac users we’ve created some new templates for MonoMac and MonoTouch. These are up to date templates that match the C# versions and let you write MonoMac (free) and

An introduction to RemObjects Oxfuscator – the .NET assembly obfuscator that integrates in Visual Studio IDE and MS Build.

An introduction to RemObjects Oxfuscator – the .NET assembly obfuscator that integrates in Visual Studio IDE and MS Build.

2010 has already been a busy year for us, but we’re not stopping, yet. We got two (three, really) very exciting events coming up this November. First, we are proud sponsors of

Talking with marc hoffman, RemObjects Chief Architect, about the Winter 2010 ROadmap. For more information check out http://www.remobjects.com/roadmap and http://beta.remobjects.com/ – beta details for Delphi Prism still

Talking with marc hoffman, RemObjects Chief Architect, about the Winter 2010 ROadmap. For more information check out http://www.remobjects.com/roadmap and http://beta.remobjects.com/ – beta details for Delphi Prism still

One of the more interesting technologies to make its way into my brain in the last year has been MonoTouch. If you’re not familiar with it, MonoTouch is a set of tools

I haven’t done much HDR recently, but i was surprised and delighted by the outcome of this 9-exposure HDR (taken this June in San Francisco’s north-west corner) i processed today. i

Right now I’m on my way back home from the Entwickler-Konferenz (EKON) 14 in Darmstadt, Germany. Jim is still there, but I have other duties so I left a day before the

So i haven’t really talked about it on the blog here much, but a few weeks back we started our own podcast here at RemObjects, titled RemObjects Radio. You have probably seen

Sitting down at Delphi-Tage (Delphi Days) 2010 in Berlin Germany with David I., chief developer evangelist for Embarcadero; Sebastian Gingter, developer evangelist for RemObjects; Daniel Wolf, runs Delphi PRAXiS and organizes Delphi Tage;

Sitting down at Delphi-Tage (Delphi Days) 2010 in Berlin Germany with David I., chief developer evangelist for Embarcadero; Sebastian Gingter, developer evangelist for RemObjects; Daniel Wolf, runs Delphi PRAXiS and organizes Delphi Tage;

A quick introduction to creating your first Data Abstract application in Xcode; the steps outlined apply equally for iOS and Mac OS X development.

A quick introduction to creating your first Data Abstract application in Xcode; the steps outlined apply equally for iOS and Mac OS X development.

If you wanted to develop iOS applications with Delphi Prism (or Monotouch in general), there was this potential licencing problem, as long as you wanted to sell your app through the Apple AppStore