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CodeGear’s David I. on GeekSpeak radio Saturday, May 31

Original post (5/29/2008):
This Saturday, May 31, at 10am Pacific Time, I’ll be appearing on the GeekSpeak program on KUSP FM radio here in Santa Cruz.  KUSP streams live on the Internet (34k mp3 stream / 128k mp3 stream).  The show will also be available as a podcast on NPR.
The description for this week show:
Software Development Tools - IDEs allow […]

3rdRail Japanese announcement and 3rdRail case study

This week, CodeGear announced the availability of the Japanese language version of 3rdRail, our Ruby on Rails development environment.  A press conference was held in Japan this week to announce a business collaboration with CodeGear, Open Source Japan, and Network Applied Communication Laboratory (NaCl) to drive enterprise Ruby on Rails adoption in Japan. In the […]

Borland/CodeGear 25th Anniversary is today!

It was 25 years ago, today (May 2, 1983) that Borland was founded here in Scotts Valley California (actually the company was formally registered in San Jose California).  Twenty-five years of innovations, product releases, announcements, and events including some listed below.

1983: Borland International founded by Niels Jensen, Ole Henriksen, Mogens Glad and Philippe Kahn (CEO)
1983: […]

3rdRail for development and CohesiveFT for virtualized, cloud-ready RoR servers

Are you using CodeGear’s 3rdRail™ to build your Ruby on Rails applications? Do you need a place to deploy and test your Ruby on Rails servers? CohesiveFT provides virtualized servers to easily create your Ruby on Rails applications for testing and deployment.
Cohesive FT’s Elastic Server™ On-Demand helps you build a Ruby on Rails virtualized Elastic […]

Ruby scalability?

When I am talking with customers, analysts, and press about Ruby and Rails the inevitable question about scalability comes up.  Last week at the Software Development conference and expo there were many lively discussions in the halls and also the birds of a feather sessions.  Last month I took part in a Japan Ruby Community […]

In Tokyo - CodeGear Developer Camp and Codezine.jp Developer Summit 2008

I am in Tokyo this week attending the 8th quarterly CodeGear Developer Camp.  On Tuesday I presented a CodeGear update including news about JBuilder Application Factories and also plans for the next update for 3rdRail.  I also presented technical sessions about Ruby on Rails development and higher levels of reuse using Application Factories.
Yesterday I attended […]

Goodbye 2007, Hello 2008!

2007 is now over.  What a year it was.  Even though there were many changes in our  company and industry this past year, we continued to move forward to deliver state-of-the-art capabilities, deliver new produicts, and respond to customer demands.
We shipped new versions of everything (JBuilder 2007 release 2, Delphi 2007, C++Builder 2007, Interbase 2007 […]

CodeGear "built with" and "powered by" logos are available

You can use our CodeGear product "built with" and "powered by" logos in your applications, on your web sites, in your packaging, and everywhere else to tell the world that you used one (or more of our products).
The logos are available from a CDN article and also in Code Central.
We’ve received several requests for logos […]

Rails 2.0: It’s done! Ruby 2.0 is on the way!

It is holiday time for Ruby and Rails.  Gifts have been under construction this past year.
Rails 2.0 is now available.  We’re working on a CodeGear 3rdRail update to allow you to use Rails 2.0. Stay tuned to CDN for news about 3rdRail update availability.
The Ruby language vesion 2.0 is also under development.  Matz says to expect a […]

CodeRage II - Day One completed - come join the tech sessions for the rest of this week

CodeRage II day one is complete.  We had more than 1500 registered attendees.  So many, that we had to open up more slots for attendees to join the fun.  Tomorrow, and for the rest of the week, there are still almost 40 technical sessions taking place for Java, C++, Delphi, PHP, InterBase, Ruby and Rails, and some partner […]

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