Delphi Prism Roadmap available
Click here to read the future plans for Delphi Prism, by Nick Hodges.
Click here to read the future plans for Delphi Prism, by Nick Hodges.
Click here to read the original article.
As referenced by Delphi product manager Nick Hodges at SDN in Netherlands, this new project will enable developers to use the Delphi language for building .NET 3.5 applications with technologies like WinForms, WFP, Silverlight, ASP.NET, WCF, LINQ.
More details can be found on the Marco Cantù’s blog.
Click here to read the complete article by Nick Hodges with a great list of resources.
Delphi 2009 also includes VCL for the web with Silverlight support, more information available on the Intraweb Blog.
David Intersimone has taken an interesting Live Webinar about the new features of Delphi 2009, code-name Tiburon.
Great news regarding the language-features: generics, unicode support, anonymous methods.
Tim Anderson has posted a great summary on his blog, click here to read the article.
CodeGear Delphi 2009 is available on checkoutsoftware.com.
Michael Swindell, head of Embarcadero product management, has announced great news about the future of Delphi:
“Today things like supporting more of the .NET framework flavors (Silverlight, WPF, etc) and keeping up with the latest language and framework releases is of much higher importance.”
Click here to read the complete post on Marco Cantù’s blog.
Thanks to this post by Marco Cantù, I’ve found two interesting articles by Justin James about the future of the Embarcadero/CodeGear development environments:
Justin states that ”CodeGear’s .NET products are expanding in new directions, which include RIA development and targeting other platforms (through systems such as Mono)”.
Will we be able to write rich internet applications using Delphi and targeting both .NET and Mono platforms?
Click here to read this great post by Marco Cantù.
This article, by Nick Hodges, illustrates some useful resources (videos, documentation, technical informations) about CodeGear RAD Studio 2007, Delphi 2007 for Win32 and C++ Builder 2007.
I have found very interesting the following videos:
This example illustrates how to use objects written in different languages using CORBA protocols and standards.