George Bush as programming project leader
I think the title says it all. George Bush as programming project leader. via Allie
StringReplace isn't a speed deamon
I have blogged before on StringReplace so it is fair I post this warning.
Currently, the Win32 version of StringReplace in the SysUtils unit isn't exactly a speed deamon .
Exception Trapping - madExcept
I have been looking for this component for a long time. The site uses frames which may be why many people do not link to it. It is hard to link to the right page.
The component allows unexpected exceptions to be trapped by the users and sent back to the developer.
60-hour workweeks
Great blog read on management. I wonder if Joe's boss reads his blog. I doubt given the way Joe describes his boss.
GExperts
If you have not looked at GExperts you could be missing out on some productivity. I use the Source Export to convert my code to HTML. When I send an email asking for help the recipient can see the syntax highlighting, it really helps.
Managers
I love this. Programmers, Managers and career paths. Morons in the Middle. It was my inspiration for PWAIN. The software behind this blog.
My C# is done
My first C# program is done. I have a lot to lean about the .Net class library.
Delphi 2005 to ship in November 2004.
Borland press release announces Delphi "9"
Borland Software (NASDAQ: NM: BORL) today announced Borland® Delphi™ 2005, previously codenamed "Diamondback" and the newest version of Borland's Rapid Application Development (RAD) environment for Windows® and .NET applications. Delphi 2005 combines Win32, .NET, Delphi and C# support all within one environment, significantly advances developer and team productivity and integrates with Borland's leading Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions.
That will teach me.
I have to write a small C# application. I'm learning about
IXPathNavigable
Xavier Pacheco's Blog
Xavier Pacheco is blogging. Not much there yet but he is a good writer, so worth a subscription.
.Net source code
Borland published the source code for the VCL and it was extremely useful for learning it. What a re the chances of Microsoft publishing the source code for the .Net classes?