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April 2007
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Using Nested types as a way to single "instance" (or really variablize) a declaration.
Joseph J. Mele
– As many but not all (yet) know that I had a couple years ago wrote a Delphi system for writing FileMaker plugins. Periodically I have been updating this with innovations due to FileMaker or personal “slap in the forehead” Doh! moments. This year with Delphi ...
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Check Out All the New Features Since Delphi 7!!
Joseph J. Mele
– I just came across an eye popping list published by Nick Hodges here. I knew about most of them. So If I never heard of static class methods and sealed classes I am guessing a few others didnt either. Enjoy!
February 2007
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Youseful Software on the CodeGear "Delphi Hour" Podcast
Joseph J. Mele
– Medford, NY February 23, 2007 -- Youseful Software today announced the appearance of Youseful's Joe Mele on the February 28 5pm PST (0100 UTC) edition of the "Delphi Hour" hosted by CodeGear, a leader in developer tools. Youseful Software is a CodeGear technology partner. “The Delphi ...
January 2007
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Youseful Software Presenting at the NY Filemakers group
Joseph J. Mele
– On Thursday, January 11 2007, I will be giving a presentation on a new plugin integrating biometrics with FileMaker. Also a demonstration on calling unsupported scripts from the web. The official announcement can be found here. By the way the fingerprint scanning plugin is written in ...
March 2006
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BDN chat with "DevCo" luminaries
Joseph J. Mele
– Last wednesday, DevCo hosted a chat showcasing smart people who are well respected and are excited by the prospects of DevCo! You can see it at http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,33464,00.html I can only hope they will do more of these as time progresses. I am sure we will see bigger names in the ...
February 2006
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why I should be the CEO of DevCo
Joseph J. Mele
– Here I throw my hat in the ring, I think I should be the CEO of Devco. Vision is all important. DevCo cannot be reliant on the hapless VB user to be converted. It cannot rely on the existing markets. I dont think that technical prowless will be enough after all if it was why is Borland selling? ...
January 2006
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How much is your blog worth??
Joseph J. Mele
– I found this url http://www.business-opportunities.biz/projects/how-much-is-your-blog-worth/ . It basically gives the value of your blog as rated by technorati. So I fiddled with it and check the value of the various blogs hosted here , (with the kindness of the salt lake user group) ...
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Mono and Mac OS X
Joseph J. Mele
– I have watching Mono intently. Miguel de Icaza's blog post talks about cocoa# for the Mac OS X. It makes no mention of a carbon# using P/Invoke. Has any one used Delphi.Net or chrome code on mono?? I am very excited by the prospect of .NET on Mac OS X. I think this will prove a more viable ...
August 2005
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The so called Great Delphi Hack
Joseph J. Mele
– http://hallvards.blogspot.com/2005/08/ultimate-delphi-ide-start-up-hack.html In a word. Dont do it!!!! Bad Bad Bad Idea
May 2005
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Chrome.NET 1.0 Now available
Joseph J. Mele
– I had the pleasure of using chrome.NET. I think it will be a major contender to Delphi.NET. Furthermore Chrome integrates directly into Visual Studio. VS.NET is a far more robust and powerful IDE than the current and any past IDE that Borland has offered. Chrome supports .NET 2.0 ...
April 2005
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Delphi gets some credit
Joseph J. Mele
– Ken henderson acknowledges Delphi's role in the evolution in .NET. Here is the relevant quote 3. The notion that the .NET Framework is just about competing with Java is narrow-minded and myopic. First, the Framework owes as much to Delphi for its heritage as it does to Java. ...
March 2005
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One IDE Enhancement I would like to see in Delphi or anywhere else
Joseph J. Mele
– The poor .netmodule is most neglected build output type. Yet if used allows multiple languages within one assembly whether that is dll or exe. What I envision is ...
