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Pascal Look 1.1 (Windows)

Pascal Look is a very applied and easy to use source code tool for Delphi or object Pascal programming. It can scan the Pascal unit source code and locate all of the reusable declarations (variables, constants, enumerators, types, procedures, functions, and classes). All these declarations are arranged into a neat...

Tags: Source Code, Declaration, Microsoft Windows, Pascal Look, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Software downloads 2005-09-02

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Is Google's Go language worth teaching or learning?

How manny more languages...... does one need to just doConsole.out.println("Hello world!");?RE: Is Google's Go language worth teaching or learning?I always wonder what Google will do next. They always surprise me. Go looks promising.Google wants to be just as dominant...if not more so...than M$.So one more way to get there is...

Tags: C/C++, Programming languages, Development tools, Bing, Pascal, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-11-11

10 skills developers will need in the next five years

10 skills developers will need in the next five yearsYou forgot one thing!You need to be able to work for the same or less hourly wage than someone in India, Russia, or China. Qualifications are one thing, but CEOs always go for cheaper. Being able to work for...

Tags: .NET, Scripting languages, Application servers, Programming languages, Middleware, Development tools, Microsoft .NET, skills developer, Ruby, Java, Adobe Systems Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-04-09

Cell phones and health risk

Cell phones and health riskRF EnergyBack in the mid-80s I used a high-power portable radio in military security duties. A friend showed me how you could light your flashlight with no batteries in it by holding your radio near the bulb and press the transmit button. It worked!...

Tags: Pascal, cell phone, Voltaire Inc., phone, health risk, health care

Discussion threads 2008-12-17

Readme Builder 1.3 (Windows)

Readme Builder allows you to build a readme file in C++, Turbo Pascal, or Visual Basic from a window's text. All accents are converted. This version contains minor bug fixes and allows you to make a DOS text file. Version 1.3 features new look and new functions.

Tags: Aiglon Software, Readme Builder, C/C++, Programming Languages, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Development Tools, Construction, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Operating Systems, Software, Development Tools

Software downloads 2008-10-21

UK educator who called for teaching creationism should be fired

UK educator who called for teaching creationism should be firedConsidering that.......most people consider themselves to be religious, why is it necessary for science classes to take an atheistic approach to presenting the subject? By doing so, you are not only alienating a good portion of your students, but you...

Tags: Reiss, creationism

Discussion threads 2008-09-14

Chrome is 42x faster than IE7, 9x faster than FF3

Chrome is 42x faster than IE7, 9x faster than FF3Pretty amazing!! It seems like we DO need competition to foster innovation.NT.Chrome and key logging!http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/web_services_browser/chrome_privacy_is_full_of_dents.htmlRE: Chrome is 42x faster than IE7, 9x faster than FF3Well please, by all means, do the opposite give us an example of ANY javascript test that...

Tags: Web browsers, Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, FF3, 9x, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-09-03

Considering a Windows Innovation Demo

Considering a Windows Innovation DemoA narrow mind never innovates....Well Mr. Murphy, if you weren't so narrow minded and stuck in the 70's you might actually understand why Microsoft, and others, are making billions and you are stuck blogging on ZDNET.What's next, a blog on how Charles Babbage ripped off the...

Tags: Linux, Blogging, C/C++, Programming languages, .NET, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-07-31

What programming language should we teach?

What programming language should we teach?Re: What programming language should we teach?How about Javascript? No, seriously... it's free, it's cross-platform, it's already available on virtually ANY computer without needing to install anything at all, it's not terribly complicated, and it greatly resembles many of the other languages in use.When it...

Tags: Programming languages, Development tools, C#, Scripting languages, programming, programming language

Discussion threads 2008-06-27

Is SAP's weakness its real strength?

Conversations with Doug Merritt, a member of SAP's executive council and the person driving Business Objects as a platform for intelligence are always entertaining. Merritt represents the unconventional, disruptive element within SAP that was in evidence during Shai Agassi's tenure. For me, Merritt charaterizes the public face of fracture I...

Tags: SAP AG, Merritt, Phil, Corporate Governance, Strategy, Leadership, Workforce Management, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, Human Resources, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-05-22

SAP Business By Design likely to be delayed

Sketchy reports coming out of Germany are saying that SAP's Business By Design is likely to be delayed. According to Handelsblatt: An SAP developer speaking to Handelsblatt claimed in German that ByDesign was suffering from performance issues and bugs that would delay general availability until perhaps the end of...

Tags: SAP AG, Sales Force Management, Software As A Service (SaaS), Sales, Emerging Technologies, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-04-28

Your turn: Readers choose their 10 favorite Windows programs

Your turn: Readers choose their 10 favorite Windows programsThanks for the clarificationI would certainly expect better service from anyone expecting to actually have customers. I can only guess that they get so few calls that they help desk is out of practice. :-)SkypeNot sure about your customer service...

Tags: Linux, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, IrfanView, favorite Windows program, Windows Program, Skype Technologies S.A., Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2008-03-21

Is it worth the effort to provide many operating systems to students?

Is it worth the effort to provide many operating systems to students?AmenChris says:"This goes back to the point that has been raised repeatedly in this blog: teach the fundamentals of computing (whether from an end user or developer perspective, depending on the students) and it won't matter which OS (or...

Tags: Operating systems, UNIX, operating system, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2008-03-10

13 reasons IT hates metrics

13 reasons IT hates metricsYou Missed the Most Important Point...Management likes metrics because numbers on paper or PowerPointless makes it appear that they know what they're talking about, are meeting "goals" and showing "improvement". Unfortunately, IT metrics don't really measure anything meaningful. Take "Lines of Code" for example. On the...

Tags: Strategy, information technology

Discussion threads 2008-03-10

An odd side-effect of music piracy

An odd side-effect of music piracyWell...the "success" of iTunes hardly makes up for reduced CD sales, which is the problem. Maybe you are right, and in a digital world, having to buy an entire album is a bit much. That is...and has...changed, and iTunes is the instigator.Even so, Apple...

Tags: Sales strategy, Digital media, Digital music, Tagalog, record label, German Words, music, foreign language, Apple iTunes, CD

Discussion threads 2007-11-19

SC07 Day 2: Emerging hardware to force drastic changes in programming

SC07 Day 2: Emerging hardware to force drastic changes in programmingI agree...The entire paradigm of coding is going to go through radical change. The real qustion in my mind is what tools will become available.Rethink the foundationsWe scratch our heads because we still program at a low level. Instead...

Tags: Desktops, PRODUCTIVITY, Development tools, programming, home PC, multi-core, GPU, graphics, motherboard, computer, hardware

Discussion threads 2007-11-13

The most exciting thing in IT

The most exciting thing in ITAh yes, the best of the past . . .I was a great fan of the QMS printers - they were tough and the support was excellent - on par with Sun service!The HP workstations (HP735 et al) were workhorses that were tough and worked...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Strategy, Operating systems, UNIX, SCO Group Inc., SCOx, Novell Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., IBM Corp., information technology

Discussion threads 2007-09-21

That which survives: The problem of data longevity

That which survives: The problem of data longevityRead until I fell asleepThe author has that effect on most people. A writer could boil down this long winded "blog" down to three or four lines.All of this Babble as an excuse to rantabotu Microsoft office. What a sad little...

Tags: Word processors, shareware, Corel WordPerfect

Discussion threads 2007-07-02

Developers petition Microsoft to reconsider FoxPro phase out

Developers petition Microsoft to reconsider FoxPro phase outM$ and open source[* Microsoft to release the full FoxPro source code to Open Source "even restricted in any way"]I don't think anything short of GPL3 is benefic for the users.To survive Fox Pro needs to be ported to Linux and to be...

Tags: .NET, Operating systems, Middleware, FoxPro, VFP, Microsoft Corp., developer, Fox Pro

Discussion threads 2007-04-03

Five reasons why there's so much CIO angst

Five reasons why there's so much CIO angstTrust is a big issueWe have recently conducted research where we spoke to a variety of CIOs and IT directors for a book outlining principles for effective IT-business alignment (see http://technologygarden.wordpress.com/). What became clear from our research is that in order for CIOs...

Tags: Strategy, Programming languages, I.T Managers, angst, information technology

Discussion threads 2007-03-23