On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 12:15 AM, Kostas Michalopoulos
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I think Qt's dual license says that you have to give copyrights to
Trolltech if you want your modifications to be merged back to the Qt
codebase. So basically anyone who worked on Qt to improve KDE or his own
Probably what you're seeing here in the RemObjects/Codegear deal is
evidence of larger trends taking place in the software industry:
(1) Continued consolidation, like in most industries. Codegear and
RemObjects both probably concluded that their .NET products were
going nowhere fast in a
2008/11/2 Mac Programmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Linux, hence the need for Lazarus. What it tells me is that Lazarus and Free
Pascal are still seen as useful, but primarily for use with legacy Delphi
projects, not necessarily with new projects.
This is definitely not the case with our company. We
Mac Programmer schrieb:
(2) Continued standardizing on the dominant IDE's for most large
organizations, that is on Visual Studio, Eclipse or maybe XCode if
you're doing serious Mac work. This also frees up the compiler and tool
developers from having to do an IDE for their products.
- A version of SWIG that supports Object Pascal syntax, so we could
create Python (and possibly other) interfaces to our classes,
This is as useless as a a .Net backend. Such a beast might have OP
syntax but everything must be recoded anyways due to different
libraries
etc.
Afraid I'm not
Has anybody seen this one...?
http://trolltech.com/developer/qt-creator
It seems CodeGear is getting stiff competition from all sides now!
RemObjects took over the .NET side. Eclipse from the Java side. Free
Pascal/Lazarus taking over the Delphi native side (my personal
opinion). And now
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Graeme Geldenhuys
Sent: Sat 11/1/2008 2:50 AM
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Subject: [Lazarus] [OT] New free IDE from Trolltech
Has anybody seen this one...?
http://trolltech.com/developer/qt-creator
It seems CodeGear is getting
2008/11/1 Hess, Philip J [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Guess you didn't get the news about RemObjects and Codegear joining forces:
Yes I did, but from the accouncements, it was pretty clear to me that
RemObjects are going to do most of the work. CodeGear will simply
comment here and there. All CodeGear is
I think it's very interresting how things turned out. Trolltech
started as a very small company, like 2 guys in a garage, and they
started developing their UNIX GUI library, a very small niche market.
At this time, Borland was huge, with their Windows GUI library + IDE +
Toolchain, and hat a large
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 11:16 PM, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's very interresting how things turned out. Trolltech
started as a very small company, like 2 guys in a garage, and they
started developing their UNIX GUI library, a very small niche market.
Yeah, I
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
I must say, I am truly impressed with the Qt product. It's just
amazing what Trolltech has achieved and at the speed that they are
doing it.
I think Qt's dual license says that you have to give copyrights to
Trolltech if you want your modifications to be merged back
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