I read something a while ago where someone was speculating that Google might be planning to move their Android OS to Netbooks. Well it looks like they had a different plan for Netbooks: Google Chrome OS. Take their fairly robust browser and bolt Linux onto it, and you have an OS specifically designed to run web applications . . . . like Google Docs, GMail, etc. And it can run on your Desktop too!
And thanks to Mono and Moonlight you can run Silverlight applications under it as well.
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.