Sip from the Firehose

In my (and others) travels around the world I’ve heard that Delphi developers need additional information to help them be successful using Delphi 2005, migrating to .NET, and continuing with their Windows development. To satisfy this need, we’ve created a 24 hour, live, special Delphi online event to answer your questions, show you tips and techniques, have some fun, and generate a lot of useful content. And hey, how often these days do I get to stay up for 24+ hours of fun with our global community? So…

Mark your calendar for The 24 hours of Delphi BDN radio event of a lifetime.

Join us for 24 contiguous hours of live BDN radio interviews with Delphi R&D engineers, Borland partners, book authors, and community members. You’ll learn the tips, tricks, and techniques from the top Delphi experts on the planet Earth.

Scheduled to participate in this radio broadcast marathon are: Danny Thorpe, Allen Bauer, Steve Trefethen, Ramesh Theivendran, John Keegan, Jim Tierney, the ECO team, Bob Swart, Robert Love, Marco Cantu, Brian Long, Michael Swindell, Malcolm Groves, Jason Vokes, Daniel Magin, Bernd Ua, Ray Konopka, Nick Hodges, and many more."

During the broadcast, you will be able to submit questions for the radio guests to answer. If you want to submit questions in advance, you may do so by emailing Anders Ohlsson at aohlsson@borland.com

The radio guests will also be available to provide tips and tricks for moving your projects to Delphi 2005 for Win32 development, as well as moving your applications to Microsoft .NET and the .NET compact framework.

We’ll discuss real world examples, success stories from community members and their customers, and also outline the Delphi roadmap for the next three years. In addition, we will interview the guests about their roles in the Delphi community, how they first started out, what they’re doing toady, what books they’re writing, what web sites they hang out on, what training and consulting they do, etc, etc.

When: July 13, 2005 from 12:00am to 11:59pm PDT (July 13, 2005 from 07:00am to July 14, 2005 at 06:59am GMT)

Stay tuned to BDN and EventCentral for more information about this one-of-a-kind Internet radio broadcast.

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