It’s been a while since i last posted photos. Has, in fact, been a while since i last

It seems the sneak peek at “for expressions” in my previous post caused quite a bit of stir, so i figured i would spend a few minutes talking about the new expression types

Ever since Extension Methods have been introduced in .NET 3.5, we’ve been pondering on a proper syntax to allow developers to define their own. C# uses an awkward syntax where it

As you might know, Cocoa offers several ways for populating NSTableView with data. The first approach is to use the NSTableViewDataSource protocol, which we are applying widely in our samples. The second approach

Today i want to talk a bit about “Relativity”, a new feature we’re shipping with Data Abstract this month (and which is actually available as “tech preview”in the current Winter 2009

In terms of improving DA LINQ, I’m happy to announce that i have just committed improved support for the LEFT OUTER JOIN in the next release of the Data Abstract for .NET.

Core Plot is an open source graphing framework for Cocoa developers that makes it really easy to add graphs to your applications for the Mac and iPhone. Over the past half year, i’

The February release of Delphi Prism will include support for the new .NET 4.0 “BigInteger” type for all integer constants. BigInteger is a new class that let’s it’s users define

One of the (few) concerns we hear from people looking to get started with Delphi Prism is that most of the code samples and snippets that are available on the net are written

In the Mac world, there’s a great little library called Sparkle. It uses RSS feeds to facilitate the distribution of software updates, with a minimum of code required in the application. Our

Today I want to talk about NSPredicateEditor and how to use it with a DADataTable. What is NSPredicateEditor… Cocoa’s NSPredicateEditor class provides an excellent way to compose predicates at runtime. The main

… Sebastian, and I am the freshman at RemObjects. So please allow me a few lines to introduce myself. I am a 30 years young software developer from germany (and you don’t know

Bugs 7, the new bug-tracking application i have been working on over the past month for internal use here at RemObjects, employs several different data access paradigms (all based on Data Abstract for

Today i want to take a quick peek at a new code obfuscation solution for .NET we have been working on. Back sometime in mid-2009, when we started migrating the Oxygene/Delphi Prism

Today we switched to to a new blog engine (WordPress to be specific), all addresses should have stayed compatible and so if you’re reading this it means everything is working. B2evolution became

One of the new features we introduced to Data Abstract in the latest release is the Local Data Adapter, or LDA, for short. What is a Local Data Adapter, and What Does it

 I wish all of our customers and readers a happy and successful new year of 2010. We have great things coming up,

Introducing Plateau I’ve got a new personal Open Source project – Plateau. It’s a component library for MonoTouch. See my blog post at yamtu.net for more information.

my new Droid:

A few releases ago we switched to Obfuscar for obfuscation of our libraries, after some critical issues with the commercial obfuscator that we used. I’ve been providing the original authors with new

We’re getting close to shipping our first release of Data Abstract for OS X as well as the 1.1 update for RemObjects SDK for OS X at the end of this

For an internal QA/Docs project, we’re working on a tool that, given a .NET library, Delphi .pas file or Objective-C .h file emits an XML file with all public types and

One common scenario when developing iPhone apps is that you have a desktop application of some sorts that you want your iPhone to pair with – be it to sync data, remote control one