Here is a demo of some of the RTTI enhancements as well as Project “X” – Delphi application compiled to Mac OSX
Nick Hodges, R&D Manager
Allen Bauer, Chief Scientist
Embarcadero Technologies
DelphiLive! 2009
May 2009 in San Jose
This is part 4 of 8.
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RTTI
Project “X” – Delphi application running on Mac OSX
Another video from Delphi Live! 2009 . . .
Nick Hodges, Delphi R & D Manager
Allen Bauer, Chief Scientist
Embarcadero Technologies
DelphiLive! 2009
May 2009 in San Jose
This is part 3 where we see more of the code formater. Also the non-modal find box. Then Allen takes over to show off the Direct2D canvas. I zoomed in pretty good so you can see the differences. At the very end you see the email from David I. saying he is ready for his demo next.
Swapped out the video host for one less skinny.
Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 2 from Jim McKeeth on Vimeo.
Nick Hodges, Delphi R & D Manager
Allen Bauer, Chief Scientist
Embarcadero Technologies
DelphiLive! 2009
May 2009 in San Jose
This is part 2 where we start to see some of the IDE enhancements including:
Nick Hodges, Delphi R & D Manager with Embarcadero
Introduction and Disclaimer
DelphiLive! 2009
May 2009 in San Jose
[Part 2]
I’ll upload a video segment or two every day or so. I have the project address, the touch demo, Funside of Delphi, and a few other sessions.
I am currently at Delphi Live! 2009. If you are interested in what is going on here, and any annoucenments, then please follow me on Twitter. If you want to see all the tweets by everyone about Delphi then just follow the #DelphiLive Twitter search (with or without the hash actually works).
If you are at Delphi Live! 2009 then be sure to tweet using the #DelphiLive hash tag. There will be great news tomorrow at the keynotes and product addresses I am sure.
(This is a special bonus episode!)
Pawel Glowacki is Embarcadero Technologies Senior Software Consultant and Lead Technical Evangelist for Delphi and RAD Studio for the European region. Previously Pawel spent over 6 years working as a senior consultant and trainer for Delphi within Borland Education Services. As well as working with Embarcadero customers across the region, he also represents Embarcadero internationally as a conference and seminar speaker.
This episode is part of our DelphiLive! speaker series. Meet Pawe? and all the other speakers and the Delphi R&D team in San Jose at DelphiLive!
Sessions:
Today we talk with the talented Ray Konopka as part of our DelphiLive! speaker series.
Ray Konopka founded Raize Software, Inc. in 1995. Today, he serves as Raize Software’s President as well as Chief Architect for the company’s award winning CodeSite and Raize Components products. Ray is also the author of the highly acclaimed Developing Custom Delphi Components books and has published numerous magazine articles on software development. Ray specializes in user interface design and custom VCL and .NET component development, and is a frequent speaker at developer conferences in North America, Europe, and Australia.
Sessions:
In this podcast we talk about his sessions at DelphiLive! and we get into the details of some of the secrets that make his Raize Components some of the best components out there.
Welcome to Episode 27 of the Podcast at Delphi.org for Monday the 20th of April, 2009.
This episode was recorded with Nick Hodges on Thursday, the 17th of April, 2009. Nick discusses his new role as an R&D manager and some of the other changes going on at CodeGear. Also discuss the upcoming release of Delphi, the DelphiLive! conference, and some of the suggestions on Delphi.UserVoice.com.
The episodes with Nick are always great ones, so I hope you enjoy it! If there are other links I missed please add those in the comments.
Let me know if you have a specific speaker from DelphiLive! you would like interviewed on the podcast, and any specific questiosn you might have. I’ve already contacted a few speakers at random, but I am certainly open to interviewing all the speakers. If you are a speaker then feel free to nominate yourself or just drop me an email.
With each speaker I plan to talk with them a little about their background, what they are up to, and what we can expect from their sessions.
I consider this pretty exciting news. As of today Stack Overflow has awarded it’s first Delphi badge for users who earn 400 upvotes on questions tagged Delphi.
I was actually quite surprised to be the first to receive it. Ever since Stack Overflow started I really wanted to see Delphi listed as one of the top category tags and badges. As of today it is one of twenty specialist badges and the 46th most common tag (not including the 13 variations like VCL, Delphi2009, Delphi-Prism, etc.) with 1,104 questions.
I am very pleased with the wonderful Delphi community that makes it so fun to be a part of the site. I am frequently surprised with how fast someone answers a Delphi question before I get a chance too. I am sure others feel the same way. I look forward to seeing a lot of other community memebers earning their Delphi badge. It is by far my favorite badge. Who could ask for something better to be associated with!
I’ve considered adding a Stack Overflow category to my blog.
BTW, for anyone wondering where this week’s podcast with Nick Hodges is, we were planning to record it on Thursday which happens to be the day the vandals cut the fiber leading to silicon valley. Now Nick is moving from Delphi Product Manager to Delphi R&D Manager. I am still trying to get him on again for a podcast, I am just not sure when or what that will look like yet.
