Comments on: In Portland after stops in Paderborn (Germany), Vancouver, and Seattle… http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303 David Intersimone (David I) CodeGear blog about programming, languages, history, and more. Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:23:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Jeffrey Zh http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1080 Jeffrey Zh Tue, 08 May 2007 21:20:06 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1080 Thanks very much!I'm very glad to know that CodeGear still surport C# and Managed code.My small company has only few developers.We are using VS c++.Last year we decided to make a change.So we wanted to use ECO and C#.After we had tried the trial version of C#Builder2006,we decided to wait for Net.2.0 and other improvments .Now I want to be a field tester of C#Builder2007.I'll send a email to you soon.Thanks. <br> Thanks very much!I’m very glad to know that CodeGear still surport C# and Managed code.My small company has only few developers.We are using VS c++.Last year we decided to make a change.So we wanted to use ECO and C#.After we had tried the trial version of C#Builder2006,we decided to wait for Net.2.0 and other improvments .Now I want to be a field tester of C#Builder2007.I’ll send a email to you soon.Thanks.

]]> By: David Intersimone http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1079 David Intersimone Tue, 08 May 2007 13:18:37 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1079 > Thanks for your answers.But,when will the BDS2007 be released ? at June? <br> <br>We cannot make public statements about unannounced products. If you want to be a field tester of future products, send me an email and I will forward your request. This is one way to be a part of future developments. The other way is to ask for a non-disclosure (NDA) briefing from CodeGear and we can give our customers a better look (privately) at where we are going - beyond the general directions that I've stated. <br> <br>What version of our products are you using - BDS 2006? Do you need/want all of the languages or just some? <br> <br>General directions for the future include: <br> <br>Continued innovation for software developers <br> <br>Continued expansion of the IDE / RAD envelope <br> <br>Continued support for Native and Managed code <br> <br>Future directions in languages and technologies: <br> <br>C++, C#, Delphi, Java, PHP, Ruby, SQL, XML <br> <br>32-bit, 64-bit native code <br> <br>.NET 2.0 / 3.0 / 3.5 / … <br> <br>Concurrent programming <br> > Thanks for your answers.But,when will the BDS2007 be released ? at June?

We cannot make public statements about unannounced products. If you want to be a field tester of future products, send me an email and I will forward your request. This is one way to be a part of future developments. The other way is to ask for a non-disclosure (NDA) briefing from CodeGear and we can give our customers a better look (privately) at where we are going - beyond the general directions that I’ve stated.

What version of our products are you using - BDS 2006? Do you need/want all of the languages or just some?

General directions for the future include:

Continued innovation for software developers

Continued expansion of the IDE / RAD envelope

Continued support for Native and Managed code

Future directions in languages and technologies:

C++, C#, Delphi, Java, PHP, Ruby, SQL, XML

32-bit, 64-bit native code

.NET 2.0 / 3.0 / 3.5 / …

Concurrent programming

]]> By: Jeffrey Zh http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-610 Jeffrey Zh Mon, 07 May 2007 23:47:20 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-610 Thanks for your answers.But,when will the BDS2007 be released ? at June? Thanks for your answers.But,when will the BDS2007 be released ? at June?

]]> By: David Intersimone http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1078 David Intersimone Mon, 07 May 2007 12:17:06 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1078 > Notice this whole entry avoids the word "C++", as in C++ Builder. Pains me to admit, but I'm relieved I moved to VS. <br> <br>One has to wonder why, if you've moved to VS, you are posting on a CodeGear blog? <br> <br>We are definitely committed to C++ and C++Builder. Stay tuned. > Notice this whole entry avoids the word "C++", as in C++ Builder. Pains me to admit, but I’m relieved I moved to VS.

One has to wonder why, if you’ve moved to VS, you are posting on a CodeGear blog?

We are definitely committed to C++ and C++Builder. Stay tuned.

]]> By: David Intersimone http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1077 David Intersimone Mon, 07 May 2007 12:16:03 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1077 > I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that's great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there. <br> <br> <br>You can use PostgreSQL via several different driver vendors. > I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that’s great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there.

You can use PostgreSQL via several different driver vendors.

]]> By: David Intersimone http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1076 David Intersimone Mon, 07 May 2007 12:15:18 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1076 >Apparently it is that difficult to tell any Information about 'BDS 2007'. In fact will there be a 'BDS 2007' in the way users perceive ? <br> <br>Not difficult to talk about general directions for technologies, languages, and platforms. More difficult to talk about unannounced future products. <br> <br>>There is a C++ Builder field trial that was announced on Alan Bauer's blog on 20th April but seemly not widely publicised. Make of that what you will. <br> <br>Field trials and previews are not product announcments. <br> <br>For languages we are committed to Delphi, C++, C#, Java, PHP, SQL, XML, HTML, JavaScript, assembler, and Ruby so far. <br> >Apparently it is that difficult to tell any Information about ‘BDS 2007′. In fact will there be a ‘BDS 2007′ in the way users perceive ?

Not difficult to talk about general directions for technologies, languages, and platforms. More difficult to talk about unannounced future products.

>There is a C++ Builder field trial that was announced on Alan Bauer’s blog on 20th April but seemly not widely publicised. Make of that what you will.

Field trials and previews are not product announcments.

For languages we are committed to Delphi, C++, C#, Java, PHP, SQL, XML, HTML, JavaScript, assembler, and Ruby so far.

]]> By: Derek http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1075 Derek Mon, 07 May 2007 10:38:52 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1075 Jeffrey Zh, <br>Apparently it is that difficult to tell any Information about 'BDS 2007'. In fact will there be a 'BDS 2007' in the way users perceive ? <br> <br>There is a C++ Builder field trial that was announced on Alan Bauer's blog on 20th April but seemly not widely publicised. Make of that what you will. Jeffrey Zh,

Apparently it is that difficult to tell any Information about ‘BDS 2007′. In fact will there be a ‘BDS 2007′ in the way users perceive ?

There is a C++ Builder field trial that was announced on Alan Bauer’s blog on 20th April but seemly not widely publicised. Make of that what you will.

]]> By: Snorkel http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1074 Snorkel Sun, 06 May 2007 10:45:42 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1074 David, <br>I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that's great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there. <br> <br> David,

I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that’s great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there.

]]> By: Snorkel http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1073 Snorkel Sun, 06 May 2007 10:45:16 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-1073 David, <br>I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that's great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there. <br> <br> David,

I see you mentioning MySQL all the time, that’s great, but you guys are pretty much ignoring PostgreSQL which is just so much better and has a truly open source license and Millions of win32 users since the 8.0 version was released over 2 years ago, not to mention the vast numbers of Unix/Linux users out there.

]]> By: Jeffrey Zh http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-608 Jeffrey Zh Fri, 04 May 2007 01:26:08 +0000 http://blogs.codegear.com/davidi/2007/05/02/34303#comment-608 Is it so difficult to tell us any information about BDS 2007 ? Is it so difficult to tell us any information about BDS 2007 ?

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