There has been a lot of confusion in the past about how DA picks the appropriate statement for a data table, if more then one connection is involved, and couple new properties have

As one of the many new drivers we’re shipping in ‘Vinci, we’ve added a new driver to support SQLite, a lightweight open-source embedded database system. This driver will work out of

When we started working on the Super HTTP Channel for Delphi, we soon realized that none of the TCP/IP socket wrappers we currently use were a good idea for the server part

As of now, Data Abstract ‘Vinci’ is officially announced, and the remobjects.com website has been updated with our new product banner, replacing the Hydra 3 announcement. The website update went hand in

As what i’d consider a minor new feature, functionality has been added to the base RO/.NET library to allow service implementations to provide their custom HTML (or whatever) front end when

One of the new features of RemObjects SDK for Delphi and .NET in version 5 will be the Super HTTP Channel. This channel is a variation on the regular HTTP channel but supports

One of the most requested features for Data Abstract in the past has been to provide a UI to handle update failures automatically and intuitively. Presenting update failures in a decent way that

If you’ve been following my current blog series about new features coming up in ‘Vinci’, you might be interested to hear that we’ve inofficially started the pre-sale for our new Subscription

For Data Abstract 5.0, we’ve taken a long look at performance, trying to find ways to make ‘Vinci’ even faster and more well-performing that the current releases. One thing we noticed

Today was actually “build day” here at RemObjects, and we just released a new suite of builds for all our current products, including RemObjects SDK, Data Abstract, Hydra 3, Internet Pack, DebugServer and

As we are gearing up for the launch of the next version of our Data Abstract and RemObjects SDK products, internally code named ‘Vinci’, i thought it might be interesting to start a

Just before Christmas we canvassed our customers to see whether anyone could see a need for Visual Studio .NET 2003 support for further development of ROFX (the RemObjects SDK, Data Abstract and Hydra)

It is just over a year since became General Project Manager here, so this is a good time to reflect on what has happened within and outside the company over this period, together

Expect the official announcement over the weekend, but the first release version of Hydra 3.0 (in one SKU for Delphi and .NET) is available now in the form of build 3.0.

This is the first of a rambling series of articles that details the evolution of a home-grown project management system. It is not intended to instruct or to promote any particular system, although

I spend some time with WPF this week and came up with a Quicksort demo for Chrome that uses WPF. The video can be found at: http://remobjects.com/devcenter/videos/ And the

I came across an interesting issue with Windows dll loading/unloading capabilities. The issue is that Windows does not return from an EndThread/ExitThread/TerminateThread when DllMain is running until it’s done.

Dear Constant Reader, i am happy to announce that last night we revealed a new section of our website that has been in development over the past month: the RemObjects Developer Center. DevCenter

We’ve released a first peek at Hydra 3.0 in the past few days, in form of our HY07, but things are about to get a lot more interesting as we’re

The sad news has hit yesterday that Syd Barrett, co-founder of Pink Floyd and undoubfully inspiration to millions of people world wide, has passed away at age 60. I think it is save

Just a couple hours now, and it’s July 1, the target date for a huge number of releases scheduled here at RemObjects Software – some officially promised on the ROadmap, some simply targeted

As some of you (especially our beta testers) may be aware, we’re currently nearing the end of a major release cycle, with significant updates of all our major products due to be

Every new release the RemObjects team adds new features to Chrome, now Chrome turns the first option for Object Pascal programming, with many facilities that were only seen in C# before. Instead have

I’ve been playing around with a Chrome/ASP.NET 2.0 based website based on the flickr API on my personal time, and one of the things that has unexpectedly come in

Seems like ModelMaker Tools is giving away free licenses. A great way to try Code Explorer with Chrome.