CodeGear was in San Francisco last week for the JavaOne 2007 conference. CodeGear had a booth in the pavilion and we demonstrated the latest release of JBuilder 2007. Jim Douglas, Michael Swindell, and myself also took time to meet with many of the press that were in attendence at the show. On Wednesday we caught […]
Just in time for the JavaOne 2007 conference, we announced a new release of JBuilder 2007 yesterday. The new release includes new developer features and pricing with expanded platform support for Microsoft Windows® and Vista(TM) as well as Mac OS® X and RedHat® Linux®. Read the press release.
This new release of JBuilder 2007 will be […]
It’s been a while since I last blogged. I am back from vacation and now in Atlanta for another stop on the Delphi US Tour (I was in Houston on Wednesday).
Jim Douglas has joined CodeGear as our CEO. Jim will be responsible for driving CodeGear to the next level, building on the solid foundation and […]
The following are some recent articles, news, blog posts, and events that I enjoyed reading. Lots of good, interesting information, ideas, and warnings for developers:
"Valley leaders riff on top tech trends". A panel of VCs made their predictions for the Top 10 Trends. The panel included John Doerr (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers), Roger McNamee […]
Our local newspaper, the Santa Cruz Sentinel, has an article about CodeGear in today’s business section. “The company’s developer tools division has a new identity and a new name, CodeGear. Sentinel business reporter Jondi Gumz caught up with company veteran and chief evangelist David Intersimone to ask him about the future of CodeGear and high-tech […]
Happy New Year CodeGear community! We’re back at work here in Scotts Valley and around the world. I’m really excited, jazzed, and happy to be back at work and focused on your success. Stay tuned for more news about things percolating and developing here at CodeGear for 2007.
While on my holiday break I spent some […]
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 […]
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 […]