jpluimers
Though after C# 4 (covariance and contravariance) and C# 5 (async/await) the evolvement of C# might have seemed to slow down a bit, the big picture hasn’t as shown in the [Wayback/Archive] Why is C#… – Details…
3 months ago in .NET, C++, Delphi, Development, Software Development0
Rizzato Fernando
And we are back! This is a new entry from the series about Interbase for .NET developers. Doing a recap, the first post “Introducing InterBase for .NET – A Super-Secure Embedded Data Warehouse For .NET… – Details…
2 years ago in .NET, ADO.net, InterBase, interbase database, News0
Derek Johnson
Java was developed by Sun Microsystems and was later acquired by Oracle in 1995. According to its Wikipedia page, “Java is a high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as… – Details…
2 years ago in .NET, .net framework, Delphi, java, programming0
Rizzato Fernando
Hi devs! This is the 3rd post from a series about Interbase for .NET developers. If you just arrived on this channel, the first “Introducing InterBase for .NET – A Super-Secure Embedded Data Warehouse For… – Details…
2 years ago in .NET, ADO.net, database, InterBase, Productivity0
Rizzato Fernando
Hello developers! This is the second blog post of a series that introduces the InterBase multiplatform database to .NET developers. The first post, Introducing InterBase for .NET – A Super-Secure Embedded Data Warehouse For .NET… – Details…
2 years ago in .NET, ADO.net, InterBase, News0
Rizzato Fernando
Hello everyone and welcome to InterBase RDBMS! This is the first blog post of a series that introduces the InterBase multiplatform database to .NET developers. The idea is to present InterBase to the .NET community,… – Details…
2 years ago in .NET, ADO.net, database, InterBase, News0