Today, I have been mailed the first newsletter from Developer Express. A great resource to stay updated on their VCL and .NET controls for Delphi or Delphi Prism. Have a look at http://www.devexpress.com to subscribe yourself.

Furthermore, I enjoy reading the newsletter by http://www.tmssoftware.com which also keeps you informed about great new controls for Delphi.

I also have to mention that a lot of the components announced there can be used for… Continue reading

(I tagged this posting without the Delphi-flag which DelphiFeeds.com should note, if it is being aggregated there still, please drop me a line. This is not intended as this clearly is not related to Delphi programming)

The first question one might pose is why one would want to write to NTFS having a Mac. Well, simple. I still do a lot of work on Windows systems and if I want to… Continue reading

A few days ago I was notified that two of my abstracts have been accepted for DelphiLive! Thus, I will be at the conference in May. Hopefully, I will be able to meet a lot of people in the Delphi Community I have not met so far as they cannot travel to Germany so easily.

My first session will be designed for the Delphi VCL programmer who wants to start with… Continue reading

A couple of weeks ago I got a MacBook. The MacBook can be bought with a DVI-plug so that you can hook it up to your TV or bigger monitor.

We all know that Apple delivers great content in iTunes so that you can watch HD movies on your Mac and with the correct cables also on a TV. I use a Windows system right now to play… Continue reading

I was surfing the AppStore today and found that two well-known people from the Delphi Community publish iPhone Applications.

One is Jacob Thurman who also develops Castalia, an amazing IDE plugin for the Galileo-IDE.

The second is Daniel Magin. You may know Daniel from many conferences and other developer events. His sessions are legendary for the way he names the classes and objects in his examples. The class… Continue reading

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