There have been some of discussions about SQLGetData and TDAWhere vs. the new Dynamic Where and Dynamic Select features in Data Abstract ‘Vinci’ in our newsgroups this past week, and i think this

A brief book recommendation: this saturday i’ve read The Gum Thief, the latest novel by Douglas Coupland. I’ve loved Coupland’s work ever since first reading Microserfs some ten years ago,

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594126041477&image=1496361772)“Welcome to the fall” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=

I feel the need to say something here, inspired by recent language feature discussions and suggestions, both on our public Chrome newsgroups but also in the betas. I know that many of you,

Hi finally take the trip and after a lot of troubles with D2007 Updates and XP i prefer to use a Virtual machine running XP on a Ubuntu Box. That way will guarantee

It’s been a while since i talked about it, but having recently received the DVD and had the chance for a re-watch, i need to recommend David Lynch’s latest masterpiece INLAND

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594140086558&image=538605070)“Shake” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=72057594140086558&image=538605070)

I’ve just wasted four hours of my life i will not get back. What did i do you, you ask? Easy: i tried to upgrade my Delphi 2007 test VM to the

Many years ago, when i seriously started collecting DVDs, i wrote an application where, being the anal-retentive guy i am, i could maintain all my DVDs and, eventually, CDs and books. I don’

[](http://www.dwarfland.com/?set=paris&image=A5A65366-877E-4066-945D-F98640C892DC)“Dudes on a Bridge” – see it on [dwarfland.com](http:

Sure thing.

In my previous blog post, we took a quick first look at developing Mac a application using Chrome and Mono. Since that post was written, a lot of things have happened. We’ve

Figuring a bit of non-tech content would do this blog some good, i’ve decided to start a weekly post series, titled “Photo of the Week” (how original, indeed ;). Once a week, i’

I came across a cool writing tool today that i fell instantly in love with – WriteRoom by Jesse Grosjean. At heart, WriteRoom is a very simplistic text editor for plain and rich text

Next to the big two new features shipping in Version 2.0.3 of Chrome ‘Joyride’ that we’ve already talked about in previous posts, there’s also one small but powerful new

Getting back to some more Windows/Microsoft features after our brief excursion into Mac territory (no worries, we will get back there too, and soon), we’re shipping full Silverlight support in Chrome

I needed to get myself a new laptop, and after much deliberation decided to treat myself to a Mac, for a variety of reasons, not the least of it being that i was

I have just published a step by step tutorial that covers the creation of a DataSnap server using RemObjects SDK Vinci and Delphi 2006. It’s in my personal blog, so it’s

Huw Collingbourne, author of bitwise magazine but also Co-Founder of SapphireSteel Software just published an article showing how he integrated a Ruby back-end written in their excellent Ruby In Steel product with a

‘Tis the time of the year, and just to match up with our .21 release of’ Vinci’ coming up this Saturday, we’ve published an updated version of our ROadmap. Those of you

… you send an email to registered customers. Last week, we sent emails to everybody on our mailing list announcing the availability of our latest and greatest and we were very unhappy to see

The answer might seem obvious, but apparently CodeGear has a different view, as Delphi product Manager Nick Hodges just announced that the upcoming and long awaited Delphi ‘Highlander’ for .NET 2.0 will

We’ve just published a first preview chapter of what will eventually become the Chrome Language Guide, a comprehensive text covering the Chrome language in all its aspects, from basic language structure to

I know, i know. We weren’t supposed to ship until the 30th, but it turned out we made such good progress and were so happy with the last rounds of testing results

Barry Carr has started a nice blog series based on the Cookbooks paradigm, providing how-to code snippets for commonly needed tasks in three languages, including D, OCaml, F# and Chrome. You can follow