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We’re once again hosting the Jenkins Meetup, at our offices in Sydney and also streaming online, on June 21st at 6:30pm. I’ll be presenting an introduction to Declarative Pipelines. Here’s the blurb from the Meetup page: Declarative Pipelines are one of the newer features introduced to Jenkins, which allow you to write Pipelines-as-Code without having to
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Long, long ago when I was a student, I knew how to recognise a UNIX system. Sorry: overused in-joke. I’ve been brushing up on Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 on Azure) while doing some ops stuff involving a machine which, on startup, automatically runs a background process as a specific user. A few minutes of research revealed several ways
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I’m really looking forward to presenting a two day workshop on MVVM in RAD Studio for DAPUG in Denmark next month. The MVVM sessions I’ve done in the past have all been around 45 minutes long, which is barely enough time to scratch the surface. Two full days will give us plenty of time to get
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We’re hosting the Jenkins Meetup at our offices on April 12th in Sydney and Online, and who better than James Dumay, Product Manager at Cloudbees, to show us Blue Ocean; a new user experience for Jenkins based on a personalizable, modern design that allows users to graphically create, visualise and diagnose CD Pipelines. Blue Ocean is more
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As Marco has just outlined in a post on his blog, RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo has been released. We’ve just finished the Sydney and Melbourne events and the reception, especially around 64 bit Linux support and RAD Server has been very good. The new web installer, which I have found over the last few versions
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Come and be amongst the first to see Delphi for Linux in Australia, when we hold the RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo Preview events in Sydney, Melbourne and online. There are more details over on the registration page, but the first half will be non-Linux topics, like deploying to the Windows 10 App Store, while the
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I realise I’ve been very quiet on the Aurelius front. Not because I’m not using it, far from it actually. I’m using it heavily with and without MVVM, on the desktop and mobile, and even on the serverside behind RAD Server. I made a vow during an ORM presentation last year to never write another line of SQL
Last week Embarcadero ran their IoT Boot Camp over 4 days of very well received sessions. However, they were not in an ideal timezone for many people in Asia, so I thought I’d pull together the recordings and other materials in a single post to make it easy for people to work through them. Each
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We’ve worked with Embarcadero to get a special Asia Pacific webinar scheduled. Atanas Popov (Embarcadero General Manager), Nick Hodges (Director of Product Management) and our own Malcolm Groves will be presenting a Roundtable webinar and Q&A. Up for discussion will be Embarcadero’s strategy, new product initiatives, as well as the product roadmaps and plans. This
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