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June 25th, Creating a public Delphi Survey
This months meeting will feature Steve Kramer leading a talk about Creating a Public Delphi Survey using the G-Framework. Subjects will include how to gather survey questions, hot to present the survey questions to the user, and how to report the results of the data collected.
Also a reminder that this weekend is the So Cal Code Camp in San Diego. Greg will be heading down for both days and if you would like to carpool with him, contact him directly at greg@magictogo.com to work out the details.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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May Meeting on 5/28/08 - Linux and Linux Distros for the Uninitiated
This month Larry Lichtmann Will be our presenter.
The open-source Linux operating system has been a significant presence in the server world for
some time, and, though still a sliver on the client systems market share pie chart, it is increasingly seen
as a viable alternative to Windows for personal computer users. This talk is a basic introduction for the
technically savvy but still virgin on the workings of the Linux operating system. The distinction
between “Linux” and a “Linux Distro” will illuminated, and a survey of the most important distros will
be presented.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Virtual Explosion: A Survey of Virtualization Software for Real Developers
This months meeting will be on April 23th and will be presented by Larry Lichtmann & Robert Baker
A previous talk by one of us (LL) introduced OCDUG to the value of OS virtualization (in its incarnation as VMWare) for the working software developer. Some years have passed, "virtualization" now ranks somewhere just below "Web 2.0" and "AJAX" as an industry buzzword, and virtualization options have multiplied faster than rabbits on Cialis®. This talk will review the choices now available, including the spectrum of offerings from consensus segment leader VMWare; those from the industry's 500-lb parakeet, Microsoft, real and vapor; as well as a selection of open-source applications, of both the "immaculate conception" and "first hit free" varieties. No liquor will be served, but programs will be demonstrated.
Don't miss this one, everyone can benefit from virtualization.
The meeting will be at 7pm and as always will last about 2 hours. Rumor has it pizza will be served so arrive early for the best seats and the hottest pizza. |
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Feb 27th meeting - Delphi 4 PHP & facebook fundamentals
This month, Jim Hunter will be speaking on the fundamentals of a facebook application using Delphi for PHP. You will learn the basics of what is needed for a facebook program and some of the things to watch out for. We will try and cover as many of the facebook specific things as we can while creating a simple game.
Arrive early for a good seat. Pizza will most likely be served.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Jan 2008 meeting on 1/23/08
As of right now, there is no specific topic for this months meeting. If there is anyone that would like to do a presentation then please get a hold of Steve Kramer or myself as soon as possible. Otherwise it will be a general discussion round table. The Feb meeting will be me talking about using Delphi for PHP to develop Facebook applications. So you will get some knowledge on the Delphi for PHP IDE and on the Facebook API.
Thanks,
Jim Hunter
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Next meeting on 11/27/07
On 11/28/07 we will have Steve Kramer in discussing the current condition of his online framework system and it's current use. And I'm sure that some discussion will take place talking about the first three days of CodeRage by CodeGear. If you are not currently involved in CodeRage, I suggest that you take a look at what they are offering by dropping by the CodeGear site and take a look at the schedule for the week.
Arrive early for a good seat. Pizza will most likely be served.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Sept Meeting on 9/26/07 - The Adapter Pattern, Unit Testing and Multi-Threaded EMailing
This months speaker is Steve Kramer and the topic is "The Adapter Pattern, Unit Testing and Multi-Threaded EMailing: A Practical Example."
As always, I anticipate that we will have pizza and come early for the best seats. Unlike other users groups, we do not charge you for the pizza! So come and enjoy the pizza and learn about the Adapter Pattern and how to use it.
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Aug Meeting on 8/22/07 - Delphi Roundtable
This month the meeting IS NOT the last Wed of the month, it is on 8/22/07 which is the 4th Wed (our meetings are always on the 4th Wed). This month we will be having a general Delphi Rountable. Bring your Delphi or Delphi For PHP questions or problems and we'll see what we can do to assist..
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
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July meeting on 7/25
This month we are going to have a free form meeting. Steve will be heading it up and could talk more about G or we can talk about anything on your mind. So come one come all. And just a reminder, Steve will be this weeks guest on the Delphi Hour on Thursday at 2:00 pm. You can get information on it on Nick Hodge's blog. Sorry, but I don't have the URL handy.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Steve Kramer on the Delphi Hour, July 26th
Steve Kramer will be on next weeks Delphi Hour with Nick Hodges, July 26th. Steve will be talking about and demonstrating his new G Framework. The broadcast is at 2:00 pm PST. You will be able to not only listen to the broadcast but they are now broadcasting video so you can watch the demo as well. This is great for those members that were not able to make Steve's presentations but have questions. You will be able to ask Steve questions during the broadcast. So check out the Delphi Hour next week for Steve's G presentation. Nick should have a links posted on his BLOG on that day, Nick's Blog
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Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
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June Meeting 6/27, G-Framework In Depth
This month Steve will continue to show the details on how to configure and use his new G-Framework. By then, the website for it will be ready and will be announced. More info to follow...
... more
Steve has posted the G framework to the Google open source site. You can take a look at it, view a Camtasia on how to use it and download the framework to try it yourself. Go to http://code.google.com/p/g-framework/ and see for yourself. Try it out before the meeting so that you can have excellent questions for Steve on Wednesday.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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May meeting on 5/23/07, new Delphi open source RAD Framework
What was RAD 12 years ago is neither rapid nor robust by today's standards. Business logic and SQL statements in handcrafted user interfaces make development slow and fragile.
Join Steve Kramer as he introduces his new open source RAD Framework for Delphi Win32 that Derails Rails, Pulverizes PHP, Nukes .NET and Eradicates ECO. You won't believe your eyes!
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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April meeting on 4/25/07 An Introduction to Delphi for PHP
This month Jim Hunter will be presenting an introduction to Delphi for PHP. Most of the evening will be using the program and not on viewing slides. By the time the evening is over you should have a good idea of what you can and can't do with Delphi for PHP. So come on down and bring your questions and we'll see what sort of trouble we can get into.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
Post Meeting Notes:
Thanks everyone that attended, I enjoyed presenting D4PHP to you. Here are the links that you might find handy:
sourceforge.net/projects/vcl4php
sourceforge.net/projects/qooxdoo
www.D4PHP.org
www.qadram.com/vxl4php
http://cc.codegear.com/item/24557 (this is the osCOmmerce port to D4PHP I mentioned)
newsgroups:
borland.public.delphiphp.database
borland.public.delphiphp.deployment
borland.public.delphiphp.documentation
borland.public.delphiphp.ide
borland.public.delphiphp.language.php
borland.public.delphiphp.non-technical
borland.public.delphiphp.thirdpartytools
borland.public.delphiphp.vclforphp.components.using
borland.public.delphiphp.vclforphp.components.writing
And I failed to mention that I know of a new copy of the program that is available for less then CG is selling it for. If you are interested email me at jim@diamondcomputing.com
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March meeting- NOT IN MARCH! CodeGear here on April 4th!!!
* * * URGENT UPDATE * * *
If you are planning on attending, you need to register with CodeGear. Go here to register http://dn.codegear.com/article/34186
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CodeGear will be here on April 4th to show us the just released Delphi 2007 for Win32. There is also a chance we might see the upcoming BDS 2007 or possibly Delphi for PHP, but no promises on those. As with all meetings with Borland in the past, this is going to be a standing room only meeting so arrive early to get a good seat.
Topics Include
Delphi® 2007 for Win32®
The RAD visual development environment for Windows®
Revitalize Win32 development by creating native code applications compatible with Windows 2000, XP, and Vista™
Embrace Web 2.0 technologies with Delphi’s new support for AJAX
New DBX4 database architecture streamlines database connectivity and supports the latest versions of SQL databases
Simplify management of even the most complex projects with MSBuild’s powerful project build/make support
Delphi® for PHP
The RAD visual PHP development environment
Accelerate PHP web development with Delphi’s proven visual (RAD) framework for PHP
Simplify PHP programming with Delphi’s comprehensive PHP for VCL libraries
Sophisticated editing and integrated debugging speeds up the process of tracking down bugs and errors in the code
Integrated development environment streamlines code management and navigation so managing and organizing PHP code has never been easier.
InterBase® 2007
Ensure durability and reliability leveraging the powerful database for embedded and enterprise applications
High performance durable database solution
Scalable and portable; designed for flexibility as demands grows
Powerful, high availability database for embedded and enterprise applications
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Feb Meeting on 2/27/07 -
"Making Version 2"
This month, don't miss Making Version 2. Steve Kramer talks about re-engineering old code with today's new tools. Also, all the latest news from Borland / CodeGear.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Happy New Year! Jan meeting on 1/24/07
Testing 101, part #2 - finally (I know, again)
This month Greg Stevenson will continue his talks on testing applications and code pieces. Here is what he has to say:
"As applications become more and more complex, there is increasing need to verify that every change does what it was intended to do and that the change has no unforeseen side-effects. This presentation will introduce the participants to a wide variety of testing methodologies including: Unit, Functional, Web, Load, Stress, Regression, White/Gray/Black-Box, etc. and how they relate to one another to create a unified approach to testing software. TestComplete 5 (just released!) will be used as a demonstration framework for these concepts. However this will not be a vendor presentation, and other products as well as open source solutions will also be discussed."
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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Black Out!
Sorry about that for all of you that showed up for the meeting last night only to find the building in total darkness. There was a tree next to the building that could not survive the wind and dropped part of itself onto the power lines below causing a line breakage thus causing the power outage in the building. Greg swears that it wasn't his fault and assures us that we will (eventually) get to see the remaining part of his presentation, but we're just not sure right now when that will be. Stay tuned for further developments...
Jim |
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November meeting moved to November 29th
The November meeting will be on the 29th this month. The speaker is not going to be available tonight.
Testing 101, part #2 - finally
This month Greg Stevens will continue his talks on testing applications and code pieces. Here is what he has to say:
"As applications become more and more complex, there is increasing need to verify that every change does what it was intended to do and that the change has no unforeseen side-effects. This presentation will introduce the participants to a wide variety of testing methodologies including: Unit, Functional, Web, Load, Stress, Regression, White/Gray/Black-Box, etc. and how they relate to one another to create a unified approach to testing software. TestComplete4 will be used as a demonstration framework for these concepts. However this will not be a vendor presentation, and other products as well as open source solutions will also be discussed."
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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And it happened... 'DevCo' becomes CodeGear
The announcement was made today, the new developer tools company is called CodeGear. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Borland. So it's not exactly what we were expecting, but it's better then nothing. In the coming weeks you will be able to see the new company in action at www.CodeGear.com.
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October meeting: Testing 101 pt #2
Testing 101, part #2 (Greg was not able to finish last month due to some last minute committments so he will be digging more into it this month)
This month Greg Stevens will continue his talks on testing applications and code pieces. Here is what he has to say:
"As applications become more and more complex, there is increasing need to verify that every change does what it was intended to do and that the change has no unforeseen side-effects. This presentation will introduce the participants to a wide variety of testing methodologies including: Unit, Functional, Web, Load, Stress, Regression, White/Gray/Black-Box, etc. and how they relate to one another to create a unified approach to testing software. TestComplete4 will be used as a demonstration framework for these concepts. However this will not be a vendor presentation, and other products as well as open source solutions will also be discussed."
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
Webmaster@OCDelphi.org |
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Sept Meeting: Testing 101
Testing 101
This month Greg Stevens will continue his talks on testing applications and code pieces. Here is what he has to say:
"As applications become more and more complex, there is increasing need to verify that every change does what it was intended to do and that the change has no unforeseen side-effects. This presentation will introduce the participants to a wide variety of testing methodologies including: Unit, Functional, Web, Load, Stress, Regression, White/Gray/Black-Box, etc. and how they relate to one another to create a unified approach to testing software. TestComplete4 will be used as a demonstration framework for these concepts. However this will not be a vendor presentation, and other products as well as open source solutions will also be discussed."
This month may be a joint meeting with the C# group so come early to make sure that you get your pizza and a good seat. Also there will be drawing for some software to make you a better coder, valued at over $200.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
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August meeting in 2 days! 3rd Party tools to make your life better.
August Meeting on 8/23. Tools, Tools and more Tools!
This month Greg Stevenson will be in to briefly talk about ModelMaker Explorer, AQTime, Test Complete and Automated Build Studio. All of these tools can help you get your work done faster, allow you to recognize logic problems, create better program and overall become better human beings! And who doesn't want to be a better human being?
If you have a medium sized application that will run in Delphi 7, that doesn't require a bunch of 3rd party controls, bring it with you and we'll run it through AQTime to see how it shapes up and find out where your bottlenecks are.
So come early to get a good seat. Rumor has it there will be pizza and we are also having a drawing for a piece of logging software from Gurok called SmartInspect.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
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July meeting - Multi-threaded programming made easy.
This months meeting will be held next week on 7/26/06.
We will have Christian Wilkerson as our presenter. Christian says "Delphi makes Multi-threaded programming easy…to get started. However, it can be quite difficult to actually write anything that’s not going to crash. In this presentation I’ll cover stability issues, database access within a thread, and if there’s time, how to encapsulate your multi-threaded code into a component. Invite a friend!"
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
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June Meeting 6/28 - New language features of Delphi 2006
The meeting this month will be on June 28th. Steve Kramer will continue with his series on Delphi 2006 and this month he will be focusing on the new language enhancements that came with this latest version. Unless you are a 2006 expert, there is going to be plenty of new information here. So arrive early for the good seats!
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
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May meeting on 5/24/06 A look at Ruby on Rails
This month we are going to have a presentation by Jim Mack on an alternative solution to web programming. We will take a look at the often talked about "Ruby on Rails". You will learn what it is, what it can do and how easily you can do it. We'll look at scalability, the IDE, the generated code/architecture and a look at automated testing. Time permitting we'll also look at how to install and use third party components.
To get you a little acquainted with Ruby on Rails there is a video you can watch before coming to the meeting that will give you a lot of background that you might find very helpful. This is a recommended viewing.
Ruby on Rails video
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
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April Meeting - 4/26/06 More Delphi 2006 Tips & Tricks
This month we will continue or look at Delphi 2006 and go over some of the cool Tips & Tricks with the IDE and the Language Enhancements.
And there will be pizza for those attending!
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
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March meeting on 3/22/06! Delphi 2006 Part 1
The meeting this month on 3/22/06, will be the start of a series of meeting focusing on Delphi 2006. We will attempt to show you why this is the best thing to come out of Borland in a long time. We hope to show you all the reasons you need to upgrade. And in our opinion, the upgrade is well worth the money. This month we will be focusing on the two things that you will need to know to get started: The ins and outs of the IDE and things that you need to know when moving your application from Delphi 7 to Delphi 2006.
Remember, the meetings are now on WEDNESDAY! The meetings start at 7 and last for about 2 hours. There is a map to the meeting location under the New Location menu item to the left.
Thanks,
Webmaster@OCDelphi.org
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Book Reviews
I am working with a couple of book publishers to try and set up some books for us to Review. If you would like to be on the list of reviewers, please drop me an e-mail and I will add you to the list. There are 2 requirements:
1) You must write up a review within 30 days and submit the review to this web site and post it to Amazon.com
2) You must attend a meeting to pick up the book as we are not going to be shipping them.
Thanks,
Jim Hunter
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Important Message From David I, Borland
To our loyal developer community:
Today, Wednesday February 8, 2006 at 1am Pacific Time, Borland announced
plans to seek a buyer for our IDE product lines that include Delphi,
C++Builder, C#Builder, JBuilder (and Peloton), InterBase, JDataStore,
nDataStore, Kylix, and our older Borland and Turbo language products and
tools. The goal is to create a standalone business focused on advancing
individual developer productivity using the people inside Borland who are
focused on the success of these award winning products.
It is not a trivial decision to separate our IDE business from our ALM
business. As we look back over the past two years and how we have operated
as a company, we have continually had to weigh every dollar investment in
our ALM and developer products. All too often we have chosen to invest in
ALM, because of our stated direction around ALM growth and market
opportunity. But we all know that our loyal customer base demands more.
There is tremendous potential that has been untapped due to the company's
focus towards an enterprise go-to-market model, with an emphasis on a more
consultative, lifecycle sale forcing us to invest more into our ALM
products, ALM marketing, and our enterprise field model. This is a very
different model from our mostly channel-focused, direct-to-developer
marketing, and delivery model (using shrink wrapped boxes and e-shop
downloads).
Focus is a key success factor in business. With this announcement, both
companies will have the focus they need to thrive and help our customers be
successful. I think it's great that Borland is letting us be part of a new
focused company that brings together the team that is passionate about
developers and development. We want to continue to create the best
solutions and technology for the benefit of you, our community of
developers. We are developers working on developer products for our
customers who are developers. This is a special relationship that is unique
in software. We get to work on products that we use ourselves and that our
developer community love.
I started using Turbo Pascal v1.0 in November of 1983 when Philippe Kahn
gave me a copy at Comdex Las Vegas. I put it in my IBM PC and knew
immediately that this was something different. From that day, I knew I
wanted to go to work for Borland. I started working at Borland on June 17,
1985 and for the past 20+ years I have had the pleasure of being a part of a
great company and a great community of software developers. I've had the
luxury and pleasure to manage the compiler group in R&D in the early Turbo
Language days. For the past 15 years I've run Developer Relations allowing
me (and our team) to travel around the world to visit with tens of thousands
of programmers. I get to come to work every day and collaborate with the
best developer focused software engineers on the planet.
I'm really excited to be moving to the new company. We've got the right
team members, we've got the tool and component partner eco-system, we have
the authors, trainers, consultants, and we have the most important part - a
loyal community. Our new company will be focused completely on you and your
success. Yes, both companies will have a focus on software development.
Both are going to advance the state-of-the-art and best practices. They'll
just do it in different ways. Ours will do it by focusing on developer
productivity and building great application development products using our
award winning IDEs, tools, component libraries, class libraries, and
database technologies. Borland will do it by addressing the needs of larger
organizations, helping them optimize their software delivery.
I was asked today by Daryl Taft of eWeek magazine, "As Borland's longest
term employee, how does the spin-off hit you?" I answered by saying, I am
moving forward as part of the new company with a huge smile on my face and a
small tear in my eye.
I want to assure all of you that we are here in Scotts Valley, and around
the world, working on future versions of Delphi, JBuilder and our other
products. We are still listening to your needs, issues, and suggestions. We
are tracking with the new platform initiatives for Windows, .NET, Java, open
standards, and emerging technologies that you want to leverage.
This is the right thing to do for our IDE business. It's the right thing to
do for Borland's ALM focus. Our priority is to ensure a smooth and
successful migration for our developer customer base, and create a vehicle
for giving it greater investment, focus and growth. This is not the
shutting down of a product line, but the empowering of it. This move is in
the best interests of our customers, company, and community.
The buyer of our IDE product lines has not yet been identified, but I and
other members of our developer team are working with Borland's executive
management to ensure that we identify the right buyer who will advance the
IDE business. Borland is committed to its customers first and foremost, and
taking care of their ongoing needs. We will keep you informed along the
journey.
Go Borland. Go New Company. Go Developers!!!
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Feb meeting on 2/22/06 - Delphi 2006
This month we are going to have Borland in showing us all the new and interesting things in Delphi 2006. We are not sure at this time who the Borland rep will be, but as soon as we do we'll let you know. Plant to be there early as seating will be tight due to the fact that Borland usually brings in product for our raffle. At the LADUG meeting, there were 2 copies of Delphi Developer Studio Professional and one copy of Delphi Developer Studio Architecht that were in the drawing (Thanks again David!).
So be there early! Don't miss this one or you could miss some free software.
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Meeting on 1/25/06 - Automated Workflow
This month Steve Kramer will be in to discuss Automated Workflow concepts, implementations and how they helped double his companies sales!
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 OC Ruby Meeting, 4/24, 6:30pm @ Oakley - Rails ActiveRecord and Git
Posted by webmaster on Wednesday, May 07 @ 16:41:55 CDT (104 reads)
shodson writes "We will be having our next OC Ruby meeting Thursday, April 24th, at the Oakley Headquarters in Foothill Ranch. We will meet at 6:30pm (instead of the usual 7pm). Topics will be on:
- Introduction to and advanced strategies for ActiveRecord for mapping your database to Ruby model objects
- The Git version control system, created by Linus Torvalds and used by the Rails, Merb, and RSpec teams.
If you’ve never visited Oakley’s offices before it’s almost reason alone to come visit. Our guest Randall can give a brief tour of the facility as well.
You can RSVP at Upcoming.org here:
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/474008/
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Other user groups meetings coming up Mar and Apr 2008
Posted by webmaster on Wednesday, March 26 @ 13:19:18 CDT (149 reads)
shodson writes "Since there's not Delphi mtg this month I thought some of you can always join us at OCRuby on Thursday to talk about RESTful (Ruby on) Rails or at Cocoaheads in a few weeks to go over the new iPhone SDK.
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/463329/ - OCRuby, 3/27, RESTful Rails
http://cocoaheads.org/us/LakeForestCalifornia/ - Cocoaheads, 4/9, iPhone SDK"
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Stimulsoft Reports.Net 2007.3 Delivers Some New Much Requested Features
Posted by webmaster on Thursday, February 21 @ 14:59:24 CST (181 reads)
Andrew10000 writes "Stimulsoft, a leading provider of business intelligence software, today announces Stimulsoft Reports.Net 2007.3, a major new release of the all-in-one solution for generating reports for .NET."
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eyebol Pascal Analyzer v2 just released
Posted by webmaster on Saturday, January 12 @ 11:02:26 CST (215 reads)
eyebol writes "Just released is version 2.00b of eyebol pascal analyzer. It has many
unique features.
Not only are there over 50 new hints and warnings but many have fixes that you can automatically apply to your code, either one at a time at the press of a button or through the project rewrite option. Don't worry - a backup is always taken.
Spell check both your forms and code (Showmessage, MessageDlg, etc.) with a selection of dictionaries
Rename components such as those with only default names (e.g. Button1 with caption "OK" becomes "btnOK"). This is fully configurable and improved dramatically in this version.
Search facility allows you to search with/without comments and regular
expressions but also a powerful variable expression search (e.g. integer1:=0; would return i:=0; etc.)
Integrates with Delphi 5 to Delphi 2007
Comment Builder Wizard allows you to quickly and easily put a comment
header at the start of all your source files (e.g. Mozilla license or JavaDoc style)
Version 2 also introduces the ability to scan and spell check html and aspx files though this feature is in its infancy.
Theres also some basic project statistics (routines, uses, etc.)
30 day trial available
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Automatic synchronization of database structure with LINQ to SQL model.
Posted by webmaster on Saturday, January 12 @ 11:02:05 CST (188 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "At last, event that was awaited for a long time by the whole developers’ community and that is expected to make developers work much easier happened – final release of .Net Framework 3.5 featuring LINQ technology is published. This very technology, as Microsoft specialists designed it, should dramatically optimize programming in general.
Mapping of relational data into object model has always been one of the most complicated problems developers face with when they design object-oriented systems. In most cases data queries are written in SQL, and their result is converted into objects. Developers have to work with absolutely different data representations. This increases effort required for the creation and support of such software application and makes appearance of errors more possible."
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Chart design becomes brighter with Chart ModelKit 3.7.
Posted by webmaster on Saturday, January 12 @ 11:01:51 CST (203 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "Charts and diagrams are convenient tools for the data visual representation and information perception facilitation. Perpetuum Software LLC announces the release of a new version of the component, intended for charts and diagrams creation, Chart ModelKit 3.7. "
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Advanced features of graph design in Chart ModelKit 3.6 is a real discovery!
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, November 27 @ 01:37:53 CST (261 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "Developers frequently have to generate charts and diagrams based on different data sources. And that is not an
easy job to do because the process of data visualization is not so simple and fast as one can think. That is
why developers dream of a product which meets a broad range of their business needs. They dream of a product
which will make all routine work and provide them with convenient interface for manipulating appearance of
different charts and diagrams."
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Pivot tables development and visualization with OLAP ModelKit 3.6.
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, November 27 @ 01:37:39 CST (238 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "Have you ever faced the problem of analysis of great amount of diverse information? Then you probably know
that this is almost impossible using Excel; manual calculations may result in huge errors. What is an ideal
solution, you may ask. I say OLAP technology. No manual calculation, no errors; analytical data processing,
ability to pivot, slice, dice, drill down and roll up multidimensional data instead. Use .Net as development
platform for your BI projects? No problem, Perpetuum Software LLC offers one of the first OLAP components
containing only managed C# - OLAP ModelKit™.
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Extend your development arsenal with new version .Net ModelKit Suite 3.6!
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, November 27 @ 01:37:20 CST (228 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "Nowadays senior officers and managers need the information represented in the most optimal form in order to appraise the situation and make right managerial decision. Perpetuum Software LLC offers you to evaluate a new version 3.6 of the .Net ModelKit Suite intended specially for the professional developers. The product will help you to simply solve the problem of data processing, analysis and visualizing."
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Create digital dashboards with the .Net Dashboard Suite 3.6
Posted by webmaster on Monday, November 26 @ 23:58:11 CST (218 reads)
PerpetuumSoft writes "Efficient management depends on the manager ability to see and assess the real state of things inside as well as outside the company. And each manager works out his own key performance indicators to monitor staff activity and equipment operation. But how to output all these data on one display for detailed analysis of business processes in real time? "
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