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2004-09-30

Totally RAD: we road test five IDEs, Builder AU.
MS Visual Studio.NET
Sun Java Studio Creator
BEA Web Logic Workshop
Borland C# Builder
IBM WebSphere Studio
posted at 01:18

2004-09-29

Slides and Demos from BorCon, by Brad Abrams.
"Last week I had a good time at BorCon giving the CLR 2.0 pitch. As promised here are my slides and demos. Overall I thought the presentation when well.. I didn’t have any demo’s crash on me! One of my favorite parts of the presentation was getting to show possible example syntax from a future version of Delphi… I love seeing how languages grow and change."

posted at 15:05

2004-09-20

Mark Miller on Tool Development, .NET Rocks.
"Mark Miller talks about his experiences developing for Delphi, developing the motion control system for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stage show, and his masterpiece, CodeRush...."

posted at 04:50

2004-05-06

.NET Compact Framework SDK?
"This answers the long-asked question Why can't I develop Compact Framework applications without the Visual Studio.NET environment"
posted at 02:42

2004-05-03

Improving .NET Application Performance and Scalability, MSDN.
"This guide provides end-to-end guidance for managing performance and scalability throughout your application life cycle to reduce risk and lower total cost of ownership"
posted at 01:10

2004-04-29

Gradient background, Bob's Delphi Stuff.
posted at 05:46

Review Borland Delphi 8, by Tim Anderson.
"Good compatibility makes this impressive package ideal for Delphi users moving to .Net."
posted at 05:46

Introduction to Rave Reports - Part IV: More Data Aware Reports, BDN.
posted at 05:45

An updated Delphi 8 License has been posted, BDN.
posted at 05:45

2004-04-27

UML Packages in ECO, by Malcolm Groves.
posted at 14:31

2004-04-26

Delphi and C# comparison, by Dan Miser.
posted at 23:42

2004-04-25

Jani Järvinen's Weblog (RSS).
posted at 13:46

2004-04-22

The best way to develop ActiveX controls with Delphi 5, codesmith code.
posted at 13:08

Three new bloggers at the Delphi Community.
Ronald Hordijk
John M. Jacobson
Phil Gilmore
posted at 12:52

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