April 1, 2009
Delphi Productivity Tour In Baltimore with Anders Ohlsson
After finishing my two-day seminar with Cary Jensen in the Washington DC area (actually next to the BWI airport), I'm attending the Baltimore/Washington stop of the Delphi Productivity Tour, with Anders Ohlsson. This is taking place in the same room that hosted our class, so we were involved in setting it up. Anders did a good job introducing Embarcadero Technologies, covering Delphi 2009 (Unicode, anonymous methods, datasnap 2009, improved COM, and VCL changes), covered All-Access, and more. What's happening with the Delphi compiler? It is getting a new front-end and a new back-end so we will soon be able to compile for Windows 64 bit (with a public preview expected before the end of this year) and support Linux and Mac in the future. He said that in the next version of Delphi they are looking forward to supporting (among other features) Firebird, touch-based UI (multi-platform touch engine), 64bit, and cloud computing. It was a nice meeting of about 40 developers and I ended up selling (and signing) a few copies of my Delphi 2009 Handbook that I had with me.
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Delphi Productivity Tour In Baltimore with Anders Ohlsson
Hi, This: > they are looking forward to supporting (among > other features) Firebird is really good... Firebird is a very good database.... and free... NilsComment by Nils Bödeker [http://www.ulmer.de] on April 2, 20:17
Delphi Productivity Tour In Baltimore with Anders Ohlsson
Maybe you should clarify how much of this has been an April Fool ;)Comment by Moritz Beutel on April 3, 00:32
Delphi Productivity Tour In Baltimore with Anders Ohlsson
Hi Marco, I didn't actually give a time frame for any of those things, definitely not "next version of Delphi"... What I said was "cooking in the labs", "under investigation", "researching" etc, etc. No timelines. Thanks for a great event! /AndersComment by Anders Ohlsson on April 8, 00:50
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Comment by Mark A. Smith [http://www.creativeautomation.net] on April 1, 22:31