dwarfland

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Welcome to Earth – our new IDE for Linux(blogs.remobjects.com)
11 points by dwarfland 2mo ago|4 comments
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Native Merging and Conflict Resolving in RemObjects GitBrowser(blogs.remobjects.com)
1 points by dwarfland 2mo ago|0 comments
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GitBrowser: a new free native Git client for Mac(blogs.remobjects.com)
5 points by dwarfland 11mo ago|4 comments
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Project Mercury: Reviving Visual Basic.NET and expanding it to more platforms(elementscompiler.com)
1 points by dwarfland 7y ago|0 comments
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by dwarfland 7y ago
We'll soon have something for people who like Visual Basic and want to keep using it (for more platforms that just .NET, too): http://elementscompiler.com/elements/mercury/
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The “Go” Language Comes to .NET, Cocoa, Java and Other Platforms(blogs.remobjects.com)
5 points by dwarfland 7y ago|0 comments
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Debugging Mixed-Mode Android SDK and NDK Apps Using Elements(blogs.remobjects.com)
2 points by dwarfland 7y ago|0 comments
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Mixing Languages: an inside look at how Elements handles five languages at once(blogs.remobjects.com)
3 points by dwarfland 7y ago|0 comments
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by dwarfland 8y ago
We don't usually share information about sales, as that is confidential business data, but suffice to say we're pretty happy and are going strong for ~15 years, now. Our users come from all ranges, both in terms of company size (f
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WebAssembly: Swift, C#, Java and Oxygene in the Browser(blogs.remobjects.com)
23 points by dwarfland 9y ago|8 comments
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by dwarfland 9y ago
IOW, business as usual for any Idera acquisition (see Delphi)
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by dwarfland 9y ago
how so?
13.
by dwarfland 9y ago
fixed, thanx.
14.
by dwarfland 9y ago
RemObjects C# is exactly that. C# language, compiles for JVM (and Cocoa and .NET and native Windows/Linux/Android NDK, as well).
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by dwarfland 9y ago
Someone did: http://www.elementscompiler.com/elements/hydrogene/
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by dwarfland 9y ago
"The opposite, it seems. They got rid of the good parts (the JVM and the industry's best IDE ecosystem), kept the bad (the Java language), added their own lockin-flavoured herbs and spices" no, that's just entirely false
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by dwarfland 9y ago
"Great, but why is it not totally free?" because rent and food isn't, either.
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Iodine: A full superset of Java with enhancements(blogs.remobjects.com)
52 points by dwarfland 9y ago|68 comments
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Strategies for Cross-Platform Code Sharing with RemObjects Elements(blogs.remobjects.com)
1 points by dwarfland 9y ago|0 comments
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Case Study about what is probably the first Android app developed in Swift(remobjects.com)
1 points by dwarfland 9y ago|0 comments
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A First Peak at Water, Our New IDE for Windows(blogs.remobjects.com)
3 points by dwarfland 9y ago|0 comments
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by dwarfland 10y ago
yes.
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by dwarfland 12y ago
People who want to make a living writing software? in 2015? I know, the idea seems quaint.
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by dwarfland 12y ago
"yet". and actually implemented for the next Beta drop.
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by dwarfland 12y ago
We have a long history of doing more than "keeping up" ;)
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by dwarfland 12y ago
We make three compilers. Oxygene, C# and Swift. The Swift compiler is/will be completely free use for everybody — no purchase required.
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by dwarfland 12y ago
You can use it with ASP.NET, JSP and whatnot, correct.