With the first release Delphi Prism now out the door and in the hands of the first users, lots of people a starting to chat, blog and write about Prism in public, and

The old blog skin was getting a little long in the tooth, so i figured, why not spend a few minutes creating a new one, based on the new layout of our 4.

Well, almost. T’N’T Luoma summarizes the 3rd season episode where Josh learns about internet forums.

I’m sometimes wondering if people actually know there’s a world out there that is not about Delphi. Every time i do a blog post that is not about Delphi (and, come

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3050869117)“Winter Reveries, Part One” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?latest&image=3050869117)

It’s that time of the fortnight again, and episode 11 of the delphi.org roundtable podcast is up. Get it here at or on iTunes. Good stuff, as we discuss garbage collections

Just like in 2005, RemObjects Software will be present at Microsoft PDC2008 with a booth in the Expo Hall, showing our suite of products. Our main focus will be Data Abstract for .NET,

I can’t believe it’s already been two weeks again, but the next episode of the delphi.org roundtable podcast is up. Get it here at or on iTunes. In addition to

New delphi.org podcast is up, once again featuring your’s truly as “The Terminator”. Enjoy it here at or on iTunes. This time, Jim invited me, Roland Beenhakker and Jolyon Smith for

Back in this post i mentioned that we’re looking at improved Service Discovery for RemObjects SDK. Well, that’s still a bit off (it won’t be shipping in the November releases,

Rick Wright, founding member of Pink Floyd and (imho) one of the most brilliant musicians ever is dead. Rick was behind many the Floyd’s most brilliant compositions and also released several solo

Over the past weekend, Jim McKeeth and i sat down to talk about Oxygene and related topics for Episode 5 of Jim’s excellent Podcast at Delphi.org. We’ve spend a good

Not to me on time, even to this boring, but again I got a challenge on my shoulders is really difficult to meet. The fact is migrating an application from Delphi to Lazarus

Our updated ROadmap for the quarter is now available at the usual url (remobjects.com/ROadmap). As always, new ROadmap reflects a bit on the builds that we have just shipped (see also

As always, you hear it here, first; expect the official announcement to come monday. Our new August releases of the entire product suite are available as scheduled, now. this includes trial builds, as

Papers signed. Popcorn ready. Let the games begin.

[](http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwarfland/2785226900/)“Psychomodo” — see it on [flickr](http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwarfland/2785226900/) (coz’ it’s better

As per Nick’s blog. Nice.

The screenshot above shows something i’ve been working on as a side project in my spare time and as sort of

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=unbox)“unboxing” — see the full set on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=unbox)

i can’t believe all the cool stuff that’s coming together at different fronts here at RemObjects, this week, so i wanted to give you guys a short glimpse at what’s

We’ve been working on some very cool things here at ro, one of which is: What’s shown here is a Silverlight 2.0 beta2 object inside Internet Explorer that fetches data

I’m in the middle of preparing for my trip to northern California, leaving tomorrow for two days at a place i cannot talk about, followed by a week in San Francisco, attending

We’re in the middle of preparing the May round of product releases, due later this week, and i wanted to start highlighting some of the cool new features we’ve added in

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126041477&image=2493832469)“hbf” — see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126041477&image=2493832469) Berlin