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

An overview of the RemObjects Hydra modular application framework. The video shows using a Windows Presentation Framework vizualization plugin hosted in a native Delphi application.

An overview of the RemObjects Hydra modular application framework. The video shows using a Windows Presentation Framework vizualization plugin hosted in a native Delphi application.

In part inspired by some of the great and positive feedback we received on Hydra at Delphi Live late last month, we have started a new marketing campaign around the product, with the

Talking with Brian Lindahl, a Senior Developer on Oxygene, about Visual Studio 2010 Integration with Oxygene and Delphi Prism; mobile application development on the iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7; and the Mono,

Talking with Brian Lindahl, a Senior Developer on Oxygene, about Visual Studio 2010 Integration with Oxygene and Delphi Prism; mobile application development on the iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7; and the Mono,

Hey guys. This is just a small reminder that Dwarfland Photos, my photo app for the iPad, has recently been updated and is now available “for the small screen”, i.e. iPhone and

We’ve made some tweaks to RemObjects TV and RemObjects Radio integration with the web sites, today. For one, new podcast episodes and videos will now show aggregated in the main blog feed

Hopefully everyone has had a chance to check out our new RemObjects TV we launched with the Summer 2010 release of our products.  The goal with RemObjects TV is to create short (10

Hi. This is just a quick post to let you know that Delphi Prism XE is available now. XE is a pretty minor update to Delphi Prism over the Delphi prism 2011 release

Day 2 was busy and eventful. We started out with Sebastian‘s presentation of Hydra, our cross platform plugin framework that allows you to mix and match code written in Delphi/Win32 and

Day one of Delphi Live has been great, here in San Jose. After the morning Keynote with David I, Michael Swindell, Tony de la Lama and Mike Rozlog and the official launch of

([download, H.264](http://tv.remobjects.com/conferences/What Airport Are You At.mp4))Jim is telling a story at BJs in Cupertino; with Sebastian, marc and Robert Love. (Sorry, only H.264

Jim and Sebastian talk about upcoming conferences which RemObjects staff will be attending or presenting at, including Delphi Live, EKON and 360|iDev.

Jim and Sebastian talk about upcoming conferences which RemObjects staff will be attending or presenting at, including Delphi Live, EKON and 360|iDev.

Hi. This is just a short reminder that  yours truly will be at Delphi Live in San Jose this upcoming week, along with Jim McKeeth and Sebastian Gingter. If you’re attending as