Reading between the lines is not fun. After all, what's there is merely implied and not made explicit: it's just blank space with BackColor = clWhite. Seeing anything involves looking askance, or perhaps with prior expertise. And that's what I feel like when I read the news coming from CodeGear...

At a recent meeting with the VCL team here at Developer Express, I led a discussion on what we might do over the next few months to drive the native VCL products forward. This meeting was also a result of some other discussions I've been having with various interested VCL customers. In essence, it...

To say this has been a episodic saga to rival Dickens seems to be an understatement. First we had an issue with the initial release of C++Builder 2007: in essence the compiler would produce invalid structures that did not match up to our compiled Delphi code, resulting in a nasty crash at run-time. Then...

Remember this blog post ? Well, CodeGear released update 2 for both Delphi 2007 and C++Builder 2007 yesterday. That was the good news. Here's the bad news. This update does not contain the fix for this bug.To quote Nick Hodges from b.p.d.non-tech: "This bug was marked fixed on 24 July, after...

Just thought I'd pass this along, in case you were wondering how it's done. It's from Plato in our support team (thanks, Plato!): To add our ASP.NET controls to the component palette in RAD Studio 2007, invoke the Installed .NET Components dialog, go to the Assembly Search Paths tab and add...

A couple of days ago, David I, Anders O and Christine Ellis were nice enough to touch base with me to briefly discuss the news most of our Delphi/C++Builder customers already know...that Borland sold it's CodeGear division to Embarcadero. Here's hoping that the new chapter in the product line...

A couple of weeks ago I blogged about the impending beta of our Delphi 2009 compatible components. With about 90 replies, we figured the minute the beta hit the airwaves, we'd be flooded with feedback and comments... ...But we are still waiting. To everyone using D2009 and beginning to port projects...