ADTimes Magazine has an online article, “What’s Next for Borland’s CodeGear?” that appeared November 27, 2006. Written by John K. Waters. An excerpt from the article mentions me along with a nice quote from Tom Murphy of Gartner Group.
"CodeGear will be responsible for Borland’s line of integrated development environments (IDEs), including JBuilder, Developer Studio, and the […]
CodeGear two weeks later and we’re still focused on developers, still working for you. Since that time we announced JBuilder 2007, our first JBuilder built on Eclipse. JBuilder 2007 marks the third (major) generation of infrastructure improvements for JBuilder (version 1-3 built on the Delphi Windows IDE, version 3.5 to 2006 built on our own PrimeTime platform, 2007 […]
At CodeGear, our new name, we are focused on developers and the tools you need to be successful. We are not limited to just a few programming languages (Delphi, Delphi .NET, Java, C++, C#). As CodeGear, we will build products for a broad spectrum of languages, tools, libraries, and components that developers need to get the […]
I was reading Peter Coffee’s latest eWeek column, “The Boss Wants Us All to Get Agile” (November 6, 2006). I love to read what Peter has to say. I should also mention that Peter has been a past keynote speaker at our annual developer conference. At the Developer Tools Group we believe strongly in being […]
Readers of this blog might remember the first time I blogged about computers in your shoes and iPod ready jeans. Nike now has Nike+, footwear that connects your running to your iPOD Nano. Nike’s web site tells you to “Get connected to your running experience. Relive your runs. Track your progress.” Nike+ tutorials are available online.
How […]
A recent Time Magazine special report, “America at 300 million”, listed a few interesting factoids regarding computer jobs, salaries, and what’s hot and what’s not. The special report coincides with the US population crossing the (estimated) 300 million citizens level. In the “America by the Numbers” section (page 48) in the “What we earn” section […]
Roy Nelson works for DTG in our UK office. He is always sending me great links to news of interest to developers. It’s so great to wake up each morning and see the latest tasty bits of news that Roy has scanned eight hours earlier. Here are a few of the recent items that Roy […]