I've been in the mountains for a week with my family for Easter. Lots of things happened, so I'll need multiple blog posts to catch up. This first covers many topics, as it tells about different people in the Delphi community.

Danny Thorpe "moves" to Microsoft

Danny Thorpe, who left Borland in November, has moved to Microsoft, to work on Windows Life, as you can read in his new blog. Good Luck, again... Interesting to notice that Microsoft is really getting serious about this Windows Live stuff (don't get confused by the name, it has nothing to do with Windows) to hire programmers from their core competitor in that space, Google. By the way, it is also interesting that Danny will apparently not move to Redmond.

Nick Hodges is recovering

Nick had health problems but it now recovering. Good to know... and good luck (even if a little late). Take the due time, Nick, don't rush... even if many in the Delphi community will miss your blog.

Ramesh Theivendran going and Steve Shaughnessy returning

Ramesh, Delphi database architect, has left Borland for Falafel, where he will join many former Borlanders and Delphi R&D members. His role will be taken by Steve, who had worked on JDataStore, left Borland recently, and is now back. Good luck to both of you...