Are you interested in iOS and Xcode development?  How about sharing data between platforms?  Will you be in the Aalborg, Denmark area on Tuesday the 21st of September?  Then we’ve got a

Originally, we had planned to finalize and release our “Summer 2010” releases today.  We were almost there, but there were a few minor issues and regressions that had crept up during our last

Hello, my name is Jim McKeeth. You may know me as the host of the Podcast at Delphi.org, or from my appearances at Delphi conferences, both live and virtual.  If you do

If your iPad (or iPhone) application uses UIDeviceOrientationDidChangeNotification to detect device rotation, there might be a couple cases you forget to think about. If your device is lying down flat (or upside down)

Last Saturday i wrote and submitted my first, personal app for the iPad. I had been long looking for a great idea, and the previous evening, while seeing my flickr-based screen saver play

Yesterday, Apple shipped iOS 4, the latest version of its operating system for iPhone and iPod touch. As you’ve undoubtedly read abut elsewhere in detail, iOS 4 brings with it many improvements

One of the client platforms for Data Abstract that has so far received little attention are JavaScript based web clients. This morning I wrote a simple JavaScript (dojo toolkit based) web application that

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I had the good luck of having a complete isle-window block of seats to myself on the flight into San Francisco, today, so i took the opportunity to take some pictures in flight.

With the major release of Delphi Prism out of the way now, it probably is time to talk a bit about our remaining timeline for releases this year. I realize we haven’t

Last night, we ran the RTM build of the latest Delphi Prism release. Delphi Prism 4.0.23.741 is the result of over a year of work from the team here at

RemObjects will present Data Abstract in a vendor showcase session at the Embarcadero DataRage 2 online conference, that will take place May 25-27, 2010. Currently our session “n-Tier in a Box: Data Abstract

Apple finally announced their annually World Wide Developer Conference, WWDC, today, after much anticipation and delay. Of course I bought my ticket right away, and am looking forward to the conference already. I’

We’re currently experimenting with a public chat room for RemObjects personnel and customers. This channel is accessible through any Jabber/XMPP client (such as Google Talk, Pidgin, Psi, iChat, Adium, and many

We just finished our dataset scripting support for Data Abstract for .NET. DA now lets you define scripts on the server side (inside the schema), that the client will download and hook up

The latest issue of german software development magazine Der Entwickler is out, containing among other good stuff an article by yours truly on database development for the iPhone with Data Abstract for OS

In this previous post, i talked about the current state of Data Abstract for OS X, and also promised a follow-up with a roadmap of where we are going next. Where We’re

Our beta users (marc already did mention you can apply for the Prism beta here, didn’t he?) are already playing around with this for some time now, and we are going to

They started taking down one of the last ruins of the old east-german slaughterhouse here in Friedrichshain, right next

I’m happy to let you know that as of today, we’ve launched our new Customer Portal, available at http://portal.remobjects.com. This new portal site combines the old my.remobjects.

Both Olaf Monien and Daniel Magin have blogged about the first in their “Making Apps” series of events on iPhone development, which RemObjects Software had the great honor of sponsoring. This first event

It’s been a long while, but Jim and i finally found the time again to sit down and record a new episode of The Podcast at Delphi.org, talking about the upcoming

The Angry Drunk links to a worthwhile read taking apart the latest “draconian control” clamors from Google’s new spokesperson for the Android / against the iPhone, and IMHO sums it up very nicely: