More on cross-platform. Developing for the plethora of devices out there
might be attractive, but the other area booming is the server. More and
more computing is moving there. Now is my area so odd for NOT using
windows in the server environment? In our myriad of servers, I think we
have one
One of the things that is slowly getting my attention more and more, is that
we have been USA focussed for so long, the we are barely able
to recognize the rising skill set of the multitude of Asian developers and
inov innovators.
There is one Japanese professor who developed a complete super
Paul,
You need to be careful using we when you really mean I.
;-)
cheers,
Jeremy
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Paul A Norman paul.a.nor...@gmail.com wrote:
One of the things that is slowly getting my attention more and more, is that
we have been USA focussed for so long, the we are barely
Good on you Jeremy,
But I think you will find there is a wide spread ignorance amongst
many western developers in what is happening in Asia.
For so long the westerner has thought they were in the lead. And assumes it
is still so. I spent five months in and out if the USA and in many sectors
Did you know that one of the guys on the delphi compiler team is Japanese?
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 2:01 PM, Paul A Norman paul.a.nor...@gmail.com wrote:
Good on you Jeremy,
But I think you will find there is a wide spread ignorance amongst
many western developers in what is happening in Asia.
Tagawa-san. Not just Japanese, but works from Japan as well. And at the risk of
re-igniting something, he's been doing a lot of the 64 bit compiler work.
Cheers
Malcolm
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Did you know that one of the guys on the delphi compiler team is Japanese?
CONFIDENTIALITY
IIRC also from home as well. Danny commented how lucky he was (but
that [comment] was a while ago now)!
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Malcolm Groves mgro...@embarcadero.com wrote:
Tagawa-san. Not just Japanese, but works from Japan as well. And at the risk
of re-igniting something, he's
Did you know that one of the guys on the delphi compiler team is Japanese?
Not at all surprising - I think we will see a lot more
'extreme' innovation out of Japan, and even Vietnam.
Paul
2009/10/16 Malcolm Groves mgro...@embarcadero.com
Tagawa-san. Not just Japanese, but works from Japan as
Dear Malcolm,
And at the risk of re-igniting something, he's been doing a lot of the 64
bit compiler work.
My concussion, as just one voice, after taking the time the last few weeks
to explore it as much as I could, and not wanting/being able to go to the
Auckland presentation, is that over all
Hi Paul,
Thanks, I do try to. Part of the reason I subscribe to this list (and others)
and read as many of the post's I can (albeit sometimes in batch mode every week
or so) is for exactly that reason. It's also one of the reasons I read every
post on Jolyon's (and other's) blogs, and visit as
Thanks Malcolm,
I think that one of the things that is slowly coming across is that
E doesn't appear to intend to just suddenly go away or dump Delphi.
I know that for some people this has been a real issue underlying a lot of
what has been said.
You get into a development cycle, on a big
The reason I see a decreasing use of desktops (and Windows) is multiple:
1 - Most pcs are getting smaller. The fastest growing areas of sales are in
laptops and netbooks these days. As these get smaller and more powerful more
and more users find they do not need anything more, and they are
heading toward
their OWN goal the whole time.
From: delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz [mailto:delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz] On
Behalf Of John Bird
Sent: Thursday, 15 October 2009 4:46 p.m.
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List
Subject: [DUG] Cross platform musings
The reason I see
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