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30 – Delphi Prism with AOP

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 29-Jun-2009
3 Comments on 30 – Delphi Prism with AOP

Talking with marc hoffman of RemObjects about the latest Delphi Prism release. A large portion of this episode focuses on Aspect Oriented Programming with the Cirrus framework and Delphi Prism. We also talk about a number of the other features in this latest May 2009 release.

Yeah, this one is a little long. The last bit is marc and I shooting the breeze for a bit about whatever.

This was also recorded out of order. It was recorded before episodes 28 and 29. I lost my original recordings and had to recreate it from marc’s recordings. We had some lost audio in the call too, but it ended up coming out pretty good.

BTW, CyberEars (the podcast host) upgraded their download servers so we should have faster download speeds. Let me know if you can tell a difference. Also I replaced episode 8 that I accidently deleted a while ago. Sorry about that!

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Tags AOP, delphi, delphi prism, delphilive, ipod

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What’s Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 7

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 30-May-2009
5 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What’s Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 7

This is actually the segment I’ve gotten the most requests for me to upload. Unfortunately I am a bit obsessive compulsive about doing them in order. . . . This is the part of the What’s Cooking in the Delphi Labs where I presented on the Cirrus Aspect Oriented programming framework for Delphi Prism.

Jim McKeeth

Cirrus Aspect Oriented programming framework for Delphi Prism.

Delphi Live! 2009
May 2009

Part 7 of 8

[YouTube]

[Part 6] – [Part 8] (Coming soon!)

Tags AOP, Cirrus, delphi, delphi prism, delphilive, prism

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 5

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 28-May-2009
3 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 5

Anders Ohlsson shows of his Delphi parsing tool to aid in the migration to Unicode support with Delphi 2009.

Embarcadero Technologies

DelphiLive! 2009
May 2009 in San Jose

Part 5 of 8.

[Vimeo]

[YouTube]

[Viddler]

[Part 4] – [Part 6] (Coming soon!)

BTW, I have family visiting from out of state, so have been a little busy to upload these videos as fast as I would like. They will keep coming though.

Tags delphi, delphi 2009, delphilive, unicode

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Delphi 2009 Updates 3 & 4 are in the Wild!

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 27-May-2009
1 Comment on Delphi 2009 Updates 3 & 4 are in the Wild!

The long anticipated Delphi 2009 Update 3 is now available. Just run check for updates. As if the long list of fixes in Update 3 wasn’t enough, they also released a Database Pack Update 4. You can also download to install on multiple machines. Looks like there is a Boost update for C++ Builder 2009 users too.

Update: Nick Hodges, Delphi R&D manager has added a post about the release.

Tags codegear, delphi, delphi 2009

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 4

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 21-May-2009
4 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 4

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.

[Vimeo]

[YouTube]

RTTI
Project “X” – Delphi application running on Mac OSX

[Part 3] – [Part 5]

Tags codegear, delphi, delphilive, macosx, rtti

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 3

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 20-May-2009
5 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 3

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.

[Part 2] – [Part 4]

Tags codegear, delphi, delphilive, formater, ide, Source Code

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 2

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 19-May-2009
5 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 2

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:

Quick Access
Code Formatter

[Part 1] [Part 3]

Tags codegear, delphi, delphilive, ide

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Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 1

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 18-May-2009
5 Comments on Delphi Live! 2009 – What is Cooking in the Delphi Labs – Part 1

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.

Tags delphi, delphilive

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27 – Nick Hodges – R&D Manager

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 20-Apr-2009
2 Comments on 27 – Nick Hodges – R&D Manager

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.

Nick Hodges is now a Delphi R&D Manager.
Michael Rozlog takes over his role as Delphi product manager.
Delphi 2009 Update 3 is literally days away now.
Be sure to leave your feedback on the Delphi UserVoice page. There are four forums, so if you don’t see the feature request you are looking for, it may be in a different forum. Nick said Embarcadero is looking at all their user feedback, including User Voice. We marked a bunch of the suggestions with updated status.
Wanna see what is next in Delphi? Sign up for the Delphi Weaver and Delphi Prism betas. Nick suggested that pretty much everyone who signs up will get accepted but are some pretty tough questions that you need to answer.
Another great way to see what is coming up in the world of Delphi is to attend DelphiLive! of course we have a few podcasts about it too.
You may be surprised how much more you can get for a little more money with Embarcadero’s All Access, which we also have a podcast about it too. They are working on the Delphi instant-on still though. It may be a platform for a component iTunes, which would be really cool.
The Future of the Delphi compiler is still comming.

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.

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Tags Beta, codegear, delphi, delphilive, Embarcadero

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DelphiLive! Speaker Series

Post author By Jim McKeeth
Post date 16-Apr-2009

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.

Tags codegear, conference, delphi, delphi 2009, delphi prism, delphilive, Embarcadero, speakers