In case you missed it – Amazon now carries Nick’s new book.
There is something about ink and paper, even in this digital day… so I just ordered my copy 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/Coding-Delphi-Nick-Hodges/dp/1941266037
In case you missed it – Amazon now carries Nick’s new book.
There is something about ink and paper, even in this digital day… so I just ordered my copy 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/Coding-Delphi-Nick-Hodges/dp/1941266037
Originally shared by Delphi
Do you have the latest Delphi XE5 updates and hotfixes? See what’s available http://embt.co/LRoAAo
The art of pissing off your developers.
Originally shared by tim anderson
Microsoft and developer trust http://bit.ly/19OCfTE
In case you missed it, there actually is a C++Builder community as well, managed by jeff weir.
Originally shared by Tim Del Chiaro
Wrapping Up 2013 – Finish Your Year in Style with RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder XE5
Wrapping Up 2013: Finish Your Year in Style RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder Developers, As we approach the end of the year, developers are scrambling to complete projects before they disappear for the holidays. RAD Studio XE5, Delphi XE5 and C++Builder XE…
Swedish Datormagazinet rates RAD Studio XE5 as a 5 of 6
“Den samlade bedömningen blir att Embarcadero RAD Studio är ärets mest spännande utvecklingsmiliö.” – The final evaluation is that Embarcadero RAD Studio is this year’s most exciting development environment.
The author discusses single code base, multiple targets as “far from trivial, requiring knowledge, experience and patience”, but says doing individual front ends for different platforms, with shared business logic in the same language – beats doing both the biz logic and the UX multiple times in different languages.
PDF in Swedish via Google Drive
The story behind, and explanation of the concepts of UTF-8.
Originally shared by LoadStorm – Cloud Load Testing Tool
Unicode/UTF-8 Hack
Pass on the legacy.
Links to tutorials for a LOT of languages!
Originally shared by Joshua Berk
Enough said.
Applicable to more than UX!
Originally shared by Nicolai Imset

The Browser as your IDE – Unthinkable for not that many years ago.
It is almost like we have gone full circle from a TTY terminal + vi.
Originally shared by Addy Osmani
When developing on a Chromebook I use Codenvy IDE: GitHub integration, Realtime collab & chat, Edit/Deploy Node.js apps & more
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codenvy-ide/lefigjbiimiemfhjmibbgemkpenelmag?hl=en
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