I exchanged emails with Marc-André Cournoyer of RefactorMyCode.com about supporting Delphi on his site. Since his site uses Ruby’s UltraViolet to do syntax highlighting, and it uses TextMate syntaxes, he needs a Delphi syntax for TextMate. Turns out it has a Pascal syntax already, so it is 90% of the way there.
Does anyone know where I might find one that has already been updated for Delphi? A Delphi Prism / Oxygene one would be great too!
[Cross-posted to StackOverflow & CodeGear Forums]
Olaf Monien, marc hoffman and I answer your questions on Delphi Prism.
I was going to make this a shorter episode, but with marc showing up late we ended up running a little long.
Also, if you were one of the first people to download after I uploaded then you may have the wrong version. Something got skewed during the upload. Special thanks to my wife for recording the intro and outro for me on this episode!
Monday’s podcast will feature an interview with RemObject‘s marc hoffman. Delphi Prism has been released, and it is powered by the RemObjects Oxygene compiler. If you have any questions about the Oxygene Compiler then this is your opportunity to ask them of marc, as he is the Chief Software Architect for RemObjects.
Please, leave your questions in the box below, and I will cover what I can with marc. Remember, keep your questions focused on Oxygene and RemObjects as marc won’t be able to answer questions on behalf of CodeGear or Embarcadero.
I got a chance to sit down with Julian Bucknall, the CTO of DevExpress at PDC2008 to talk about using DevExpress’ .NET products with CodeGear‘s Delphi Prism from Embarcadero Technology.
Specifically we talk about the return of CodeRush to Delphi.
The microphone picked up all the background noise, which makes it a little hard to understand us, so I added captions.
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The SDK / API / Framework is now available for the Revenge of Delphi Robot Rage. Check out the details page.
This time around it uses Delphi Prism and a much better API and Framework based on UT3 for your bots. I am sure you will find it much easier to work with, and way more powerful.
I am still looking into prizes and I need to set the time frame for entries. So much to do, so little time.
Stay tuned for more information and make sure you are registered for CodeRage III. See you at the final session!
This was recorded live at PDC2008. You are getting it unedited and raw, but in your choice of formats: Audio or Video!
Allen Bauer is the Chief Scientist working on Delphi for Embarcadero’s CodeGear. You can read his blog at the Oracle at Delphi and follow him on Twitter.
Whatever format you get, it is 10:49 long.
Another screen cast for Delphi Prism, this one is a WPF for Hello World. Same as the WinForms, but WPF. No naration this time. 2 minutes and 11 seconds.
Didn’t think I would get any more done at PDC, but I found some time . . . .
I recorded a quick first look at Delphi Prism in Visual Studio 2008. Just a short overview of only 3:24 seconds to create a Hello World video. This was recorded live while sitting in the hall at PDC2008.
More to come! Let me know what you think and what you would like to see.
Sitting down with Nick Hodges, marc hoffman and Allen Bauer at Microsoft’s PDC2008 to discuss Delphi Prism. Get answers to all your questions about what Delphi Prism is, and the future of Delphi. Leave any questions you have on Delphi Prism here, and I’ll get the answers for you.
A little late to on this podcast, but it is some good information. The audio quality is not as good as I would like, but you can certainly hear what is going on.
There is a flash mob / Open Space session on Delphi 2009 and Prism at PDC2008 in the Open Space area at 3:30 PM. See everyone there.
Also, I have a good conversation going on with Jay Faubion on my Delphi Prism post. A lot more information in the comments. Thanks Jay!
