Friday, May 26, 2006

Questions, comments, suggestions, smart remarks...

Michael Swindell, DevCo Director of Product Management, has just posted this blog entry publishing several new email addresses so that the ommunity can send in company name ideas, company suggestions, and just ask some general questions surrounding the whole IDE product spin-off.

Send a message to devco.names@borland.com for your company name ideas.
Send a message to devco.suggestions@borland.com for your ideas and suggestions.
Send a message to devco.questions@borland.com with any questions and concerns.

Michael and I (and maybe others) will cull through these messages and post some of the more common ones and our responses to the various blogs.  So stay tuned.

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6 comments:

  1. George LawsonMay 28, 2006 at 6:02 AM

    DevCo can attract more developers by supporting Mozilla/Gecko app development, easier Google API integration, cross OS deployment (think of a better but more focused Kylix).


    GW

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  2. Yusuf CelikMay 28, 2006 at 5:46 PM

    Make sure you guys don't forget about Mac OS X.

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  3. BartMay 28, 2006 at 7:00 PM

    Don't get suckered into .Net any further.

    Too much vendors and opensource projects in that direction that you just can't realisticly compete with.

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  4. George LawsonMay 30, 2006 at 3:21 AM

    I disagree with not supporting .Net any further. As long as Delphi lives and breathes in Windows you are at the mercy of MS and that includes going the way of their technology. But Delphi has to differentiate itself from VS. Think of features that VS won't dare do....


    GW

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  5. Peter OverweelMay 31, 2006 at 12:48 AM

    Please don't make the Kylix-mistake. I've actually been to a conference where Borland asked the audience: "What do you developers want?"


    The question should have been: "Show me the money!"


    IMHO: Profit is not a dirty word. It's the sole key-word for survival. Note that DevCo doesn't have to have the largest market-share for making a decent profit. Chasing market-share is a classic scenario for going bankrupt.


    PO

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  6. Munusamy subramanianJune 12, 2006 at 3:27 PM

    I am in decision making position.

    I have one problem.

    I want update 1,00,000 records at one time short.

    i have four Idea. That is


    1. Batch Updates(ADO.NET Data adapter)

    2. Open Xml

    3. Bulk copy (SQL Bulk copy)

    4. MARS (Multiple Active Result-sets)


    but i cann't to decide

    which way give best performance of that problem

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