Pretty cool case study. Tim Del Chiaro just posted this on the BDN.
"The State of Geneva’s Information Technologies Centre (CTI) has selected J2EE and Borland for all future local government development projects."
“The ease of implementation of the Borland Enterprise Server solution, its standards compliance, open infrastructure (CORBA) and excellent JBuilder integration gave it the edge.”
Well, first post exclusively to this blog. And using w.bloggar!
w.bloggar rules - I’ve used it for 3-4 months now. Awesome tool!
It’s all over now. TeamB unleashing their blogs on the world!
Enjoy people!
The Delphi 8 help file is now available as PDF to registered users.
Enjoy!
"Chris Patterson from Borland gave a presentation at the Austin .NET User Group last night. I must say, I’m thoroughly impressed."
"I’m simply blown away with how much value Borland is delivering with this release."
"Thanks Borland! You guys really get it!"
Thanks for having us, Scott!
Cell phone virus? Yep, the first one is out. At least it won’t spread to far, only about 30 feet at a time. To get infected you have to have a cell phone running the Symbian OS and have BlueTooth on, and be foolish enough to accept an incoming transmission that you didn’t initiate. Noone would ever do that, right?
My own speculation goes like this… When these things get really intelligent they’ll be infecting your camera phones over the cell networks and be keeping an eye on everything through your own lens. Talk about Big Brother…
"Head has shut down his operation, called Gold Disk Canada, and become a drummer in a rock band."
Well, at least I won’t hear his noise…
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–June 10, 2004–Borland Software Corporation (Nasdaq:BORL - News) today announced that President and Chief Executive Officer, Dale L. Fuller, and Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Kenneth R. Hahn, are scheduled to deliver a presentation on behalf of the company at the Bear Stearns 15th Annual Technology Conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York, NY. The presentation is scheduled for 1:45 PM Eastern Time, on Tuesday, June 15, 2004.
A little background: A buddy of Loren Hudziak’s (a Borland employee) is a Navy pilot and was flying Tomcats off the Constellation when it was in the Gulf. Loren sent him a care package, and in it was one of the Made in Borland stickers. This is what he sent back. Just an FYI, though: That’s not a Tomcat. It’s the new F-18A Super Hornet. Be sure to click on the image for the full impressive view.
The persistent field issue has been fixed.
Happy downloading!