If your internal body clock has gotten attuned to our regular release cycle here at RemObjects (or even if you just did the math ;), you might be expecting our new set of Fall

I’ve started a new blog dedicated to my favorite kind of photography: clouds. The site will mainly be a photo blog format, providing frequent posts of photos of awesome cloudscapes, but it

The Mono guys released their first preview of MonoTouch, their implementation of the Mono tool chain for building iPhone apps. Now, as anyone following this blog knows that i’m pretty deep into

I realize it’s been a while since i talked about Data Abstract for OS X, so i figured today would be a good time to post a small teaser for what’s

Over the past couple months, a lot of progress has been made with getting Delphi Prism integrated into MonoDevelop. As mentioned before (and in our ROadmap), one of the “big” focuses in the

Push Notifications area an important new feature in the new iPhone 3.0, and one that will be naturally useful for most people using RemObjects SDK to build iPhone apps because – by definition

So, WWDC09, Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference, is over, and i’m sitting in my room at the excellent Hotel Monaco getting ready to leave San Francisco. For every conference i go

Just uploaded CS2PAS 0.2, this release should be able to do a conversion of the most common C# constructs. Download Changes: 36: Bad conversion of array typed variable 37: Error during processing:

Yesterday has been the culmination of one of the busiest months here at RemObjects. To start with, we’ve shipped a new round of updates for all of our products, most noticeably a

A bit ahead of the regular new product releases coming out later today, i’m happy to let you know that our second iPhone application has become available on the App Store, at

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3550762559)“It’s Raining Again” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&

I’ve been spending a bit of time on MonoDevelop this week and gathered this information to get going with MonoDevelop. First of all, you need GTK: GTK the “GTK# for .NET” binary

Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 is available on the MSDN Subscriber’s Downloads Page since last night, finally putting the new version of Visual Studio out to the general public. Below, you’ll

This month is probably the busiest we’ve had in a long time. Last week, we RTMed a new release of Delphi Prism with many major new features, and also shipped the first

I hope you’ll be pleased to hear that the final RTM build for the Delphi Prism May 2009 release has just been completed, and is on its way thru the troublesome and

Ever since i got my D300 last December, my old Nikon D50 has been burning a hole in my pocket, as they say. A couple weeks back, i finally decided to send it

As mentioned in my previous post, we have a new suite of samples coming in the may releases of Data Abstract. It all started back when we were preparing for exhibiting at PDC2008.

This is just to let you know that Prism Wiki has been updated to use standard CodeGear Developer Network logins, so everyone who has a username and password for CDN (and if you

One of the new features for Data Abstract we’ll be shipping in the May releases is a completely revamped sample infrastructure. I’ll be talking more about this in a future post

i just finished writing a new walkhru article on creating a RemObjects SDK for .NET server and matching RemObjects SDK for OSX client. Next go giving a complete overview over that, the article

Below are a couple of new “RemObjects Software” wallpapers i’ve created over the past few months (all 13″ MacBook size, 1280×800, for now – i may provide larger versions depending on demand)

Another area that will see a big focus in the upcoming Summer releases of Data Abstract is ease of use for DA LINQ. DA LINQ is an awesome technology, but currently has a

For a couple of iPhone apps that i am working on (one is internal, one will hopefully be on the AppStore soon), i needed a flexible way to display text blocks of varying

I’ve just written a new tool that converts C# code to Prism code. It’s the first version, and it’s still a work in progress, but the first release is out,

Next to ShineOn, which Carlo blogged about going live on SVN last week, we’ve set up two more projects on code.remobjects.com to host bot RemObjects-provided and user-contributed content: Delphi Prism