Tag Archives: stackoverflow

The Delphi Overflow Doc Wiki Initiative

I was reading Mason’s post about Stack Overflow closing the Delphi documentation gap where he advocated Embarcadero setting up a new feature of the Delphi Doc Wiki so people could submit questions and someone else provide an answer there.  The problem with that is Stack Overflow is the ideal place to ask Delphi questions and [...]

The Stack Overflow Delphi Badge

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 [...]

Episode 6 – Cast on News

This episode is the first of what I hope to be a recurring feature where I get together with other bloggers and community members to discuss Delphi news. We talk about Delphi 2009, Stack Overflow and their OpenId Issues, why we use Delphi, and other current events.

Hidden Features of Delphi

There is a thread on Stack Overflow listing the hidden features of Delphi. Worth checking out. If you don’t see the features you know of then be sure to add them. Additionally I added a side bar on the left that lists the 10 most recent Stack Overflow questions related to Delphi.

Caused Stack Overflow

There is a new programming community site on the internet today.  It has been in beta for a while, but today it is open to the public.  The site is Stack Overflow and it is the brain child of Jeff Attwood and Joel Spolsky.  If you are software developer who reads blogs then you have [...]