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2011-04

GMail Motion and Joel on Coal

Interesting news today, Google adopts Kinetics for GMail and Joel Spolski announces a new site.
posted by marcocantu @ 3:02PM on April 1, 15:02

Tweets and Retweets #10

A week of low activity, as I was much into finishing my Delphi Developer Days material and closing a couple of other projects.
posted by marcocantu @ 4:22AM on April 2, 04:22

Delphi 64-bit Sneak Preview

Today David I of Embarcadero published the first public preview video of Delphi 64 bit, showing 8 byte pointers, VCL integration, and database integration. It is coming for real!
posted by marcocantu @ 10:27PM on April 4, 22:27

More Info on Delphi Developer Days 2011

Delphi Developer Days 2011 is about to start next week in the US. Here is some more information.
posted by marcocantu @ 6:35PM on April 6, 18:35

Tweets and Retweets #11

Recent tweets, mostly related with Delphi Developer Days 2011 and my current trip in the US, but some some tweets as well.
posted by marcocantu @ 1:05AM on April 12, 01:05

Delphi Developer Days 2011 US Roundup

We are now done with the two US stops of our tour, looking forward for the European ones.
posted by marcocantu @ 4:56PM on April 16, 16:56

Tweets and Retweets #12

Some recent tweets, mostly related with the Delphi Developer Days event in Houston and my return trip.
posted by marcocantu @ 10:02PM on April 19, 22:02

Getting Ready for Delphi 64

Over the last few weeks, Embarcadero has started to publicly unveil a significant amount of information on the coming 64-bit Delphi compiler. Here I don't want to list the expected features of that compiler, but only suggest a few coding styles you can start to implement today, to get ready for porting of your code to 64 bit in the future.
posted by marcocantu @ 3:05PM on April 28, 15:05

Tweets and Retweets #13

A really assorted collection of tweets: a few days off, preparing for Delphi Developer Days 2011 Europe, Microsoft quarter, Interbase and Firebird... and the most unusual reference to the Royal Wedding.
posted by marcocantu @ 7:03AM on April 30, 07:03