Nick Hodges Jim McKeeth Marco Cantù
Someone needs to lay their hands on the EMBT forum server.
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Happy 22nd Birthday, Delphi!
Originally shared by tmssoftware
#Delphi 1 was released exactly 22 years ago, on Feb 14 1995, and that year we released our first Delphi components!
Not only did we have to wrestle that flaming ape for years, but now this other guy arrives, and there is noone to talk tactics with.
Marco Cantù Going in blind without a forum doesn’t really help.
Cheesy, but I like the spirit. It reminds me of the Borland commercials 🙂
Congratulations to Nick Hodges, but whats with the duplicate posts, people 😀
Skillsets required?
Originally shared by Andreas W Grönlund
Just testing out Google Spaces, trying to figure out how it fits in with everything else. When to use it? What is it for?
https://goo.gl/spaces/n4L3H8RjmoeDEMJa9 (working link)
Why there needs to be a middle ground between the no threading or indentation of Google+, and the full threading and indentation of the EMBT forums.
😛
The example is from this link (which at the time was the most recent comment):
https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?messageID=806213#806213
Is Delphi making a comeback in the education sector?
Through the grapevine
Alfasoft, the Norwegian representative company for EMBT Idera, writes the following in their most recent newsletter:
“As we mentioned in the last newsletter, IDERA has bought EMBT. Alfasoft recently met with the leadership of IDERA, and we can say that we received a positive impression.
IDERA are very explicit on the point that the development tools were a deciding factor in the decision of going through with the acquisition. For the future, there will be put major weight on the continued development of the RAD Studio product range.”
So… Delphi isn’t quite dead yet 😉
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