A couple of things to note: These generally should be watched in order. Some of them can stand alone, but as a general rule, they build on each other.
#1 - Intro to the IDE - ZIP
#2 - Hello World - ZIP
#3 - Basic Application Development - ZIP
#4 - Language Introduction - ZIP
#5 - More Lanugage Intro - [...]
Okay, I’m taking up the challenge. I’m going to do 30 Camtasia demos in the next 30 days, starting tomorrow. I’ll be starting almost from scratch, creating demos for brand spanking new Delphi developers. I’ll get them posted on http://www.turboexplorer.com, so they’ll be there for new users to check out. I think the hardest part [...]
Let’s help him find it.
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This is fracking hilarious. That dude with the mullet is too much. Got the link from http://www.turboexplorer.com
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We had a pretty good turnout for the flash mob we called together.
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The venerable Jeff Duntemann has weighed in on the Turbo stuff. Jeff Duntemann may be the originator of the Blog. He is probably my favorite tech writer of all time. If I recall correctly, he wrote the first Borland manual on object oriented programming in the Turbo Pascal 5.5 timeframe. He a really interesting guy [...]
The Delphi Hour #5 will be tomorrow, Wednesday, August 9, 2006, at 12:00pm PST. All the info you need should be right here.
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Let’s welcome the new guy.
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Feel free to jump into the fray of script kiddes and gnu-dudes. http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/08/08/1852207 I must say, too, that the negativity and snide attitude there is rather stunning. We have some work to do to differentiate ourselves from Borland.
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.. who needs Delphi. Can we help him out?
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TurboExplorer.com Be sure to go and Digg this article. ComputerWorld Australia: Borland revives ‘Turbo’ for developer tools Neil Rubenking in PC Magazine: New Borland Line Salutes Turbo Pascal Spirit The Press Release: Borland’s Developer Tools Group Announces Plans to Rev Up Classic Turbo(TM) eWeek: Borland Brings Back Its Turbo Tools Application Development Trends: Borland’s Turbo Gambit [...]
You can now go here: http://qc.borland.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?da=24132 and vote on your favorite talks for DevCon. The poll closes on 21 August, so get your votes in now.
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Saw this one on the way to work. Seems like someone at the DOT has a sense of humor.
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Sun sent out an email to JBuilder users enticing them over to NetBeans. I’m not sure how enticing it is, and I’m not sure how truthful the message is. Here’s one view of the affair. Pretty nice takedown. Yahoo SPAM Count: 11375 (I have more than Marco :-p ) Here’s some good news — [...]
Gee, what camp do you think I fall into? ;-) The "use the best tool for the job" argument never really satisfied me, because I never could figure out when, with rare exception, Delphi wasn’t the best tool for the job. And of course, isn’t "best" utterly subjective? I mean, at least I admit I’m [...]
The Delphi Hours #3 and #4 are posted. Thanks to all who participated.
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Just in case you might get hungry while coding….
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Eric Sink has made a grave error; he seems to think that "it is only a small exaggeration to say that there are just two IDEs left: Visual Studio and Eclipse." He later in the post admits it really is an exaggeration, but we can’t let him get away with that, now can we? [...]
