Archive for May, 2007

Update: JomiTech VCL4PHP Components and other Delphi for PHP News

A few days ago I wrote about JomiTech’s promising new component set for Delphi for PHP. JomiTech has set the 1yr subscription price for their new Delphi for PHP Themed Component Lite Set at a very affordable $29 ($20yr renewals). The Tab, Grid, and Expanders are especially nice IMO. JT is also offering a sampler set of […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 22nd, 2007 under Uncategorized | Comment now »

Delphi 2007 enhanced WebSevices support - Plus FREE eBayAPI4Delphi

One of the many features that were updated in Delphi 2007  is Delphi’s built-in SOAP/WSDL support. Delphi 6 was the first ever IDE and compiler to provide built-in support for SOAP Web Services, including code insight for services, and simple client and server support. … it seamlessly supported creating SOAP servers from standard Delphi methods, and […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 21st, 2007 under Uncategorized | 1 Comment »

Fun Delphi 2007 Features: Live Templates

Introduced in Delphi 2006, Live Templates are like “RAD for writing code” by providing dynamic “live“ macros that guide you thru code structures. They can autofill elements and iterations, and they can even wrap themselves around and act on selected code. Hot key invokable, there are many Live Templates included in Delphi 2007. Under the hood, they are simple scriptable XML files but […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 18th, 2007 under Uncategorized | 6 Comments »

40 Million Reasons for Delphi 2007

What’s the best feature you can add to your applications today to appeal to customer upgrades? It’s Windows Vista support. Delphi 2007 is the first and only (until C++Builder 2007 ships in June) Vista ready development environment for building and seamlessly upgrading rich Windows GUI applications for Windows Vista. Delphi 2007’s Vista ready VCL makes […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 16th, 2007 under Uncategorized | 10 Comments »

CodeGear + Ruby on Rails = Sweet Sweet Relief

Had a chance to chat with Mike Pence from “Mike does Tech” yesterday and today his blog post sum’s up our ROR effort quite nicely. Mike’s blog is becomming a regular feed in the Ruby scene and I’m looking forward to Mike’s feedback on our Ruby on Rails IDE “that currently has no name“ - […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 15th, 2007 under Uncategorized | 9 Comments »

Delphi for PHP Update 1 Fixes

Fixes in Update 1 D4PHP Update 1 was recently released and is a free d/l for registered users. The main issues addressed were UTF-8 string handling and PHP 5.2.1 Input Filter problem. Update 2 is underway and will continue to increase quality and performance. Below is a description of fixes included in this update (and Quality Central […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 12th, 2007 under Uncategorized | Comment now »

3rd Party VCL4PHP Components are here

One of the most powerful features of Delphi4PHP is VCL4PHP as a foundation for new custom components. The expandability of the original Windows VCL as a component foundation spawned a rich cottage industry of thousands of addon 3rd party components from hundreds of independent vendors not to mention tens of thousands of freeware and open […]

Posted by Michael Swindell on May 11th, 2007 under Uncategorized | Comment now »

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