Category: Delphi

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Flotsam and Jetsam #120

I’m sure you’ve heard by now, but Embacadero has released a Community Edition of Delphi and C++Builder. I have a few thoughts on the matter It looks like they are doing things right, making the Community Edition (basically) a non-commercial Professional version, with everything included.  Well done. While a long time in coming, it’s a…

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On ISBNs

A commenter on my last post asked about why I bought 100 ISBNs.  That does seem like a lot, no? Well, the ISBN game is a bit of a racket. ISBN stands for “International Standard Book Number” — and it uniquely identifies a book world wide.  It even identifies different forms of the same book. …

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Four Humble Ideas for Embarcadero

I hereby humbly offer the following four suggestions to improve the Delphi product and community. Acquire the Assets of DevJet Have you guys seen the stuff done by DevJet?  This is some seriously excellent work.  They have two main projects — Documentation Insight and Code Insight Plus — that are both excellent, polished, and incredibly…

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New Book Pricing

Hey, folks, I have some good news — I’ve dropped the prices on my books all across the board. This post from a few months ago has been updated with the new pricing. A few things to note: I’m giving dollar prices here, but the prices have also been lowered for Euros and British Pounds…

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Nick Update

Just a quick update on what I’m up to — you guys have had a few questions. I have “parted ways” with Embarcadero and am back (for a third time!) at Gateway Ticketing Systems as a Senior Developer. It’s all good.

Flotsam and Jetsam #119

Hey, we have a hotfix available for RAD Studio.  It can be found on Code Central.  It focuses on some issues in the tool chain.  Given that it’s a hotfix, it only replaces a few choice files and doesn’t require an uninstall/reinstall process. Thanks to everyone who filled out the RAD Studio survey.  We had…

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