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apr 21. 2010
Short time 25% spring sale!
apr 21. 2010
kbmMW v. 3.21.30 Enterprise and Professional Edition released!
mar 30. 2010
kbmMW v. 3.21.20 Enterprise and Professional Edition released!
dec 31. 2009
kbmMemTable v. 6.30 CodeGear, Standard and Professional Edition released!
dec 31. 2009
kbmMW v. 3.21.00 Enterprise, Professional and CodeGear Edition released!
sep 11. 2009
kbmMW v. 3.20.10 beta 2 with D2010 support released!
sep 11. 2009
kbmMemTable v. 6.20b with D2010 support released!
jul 27. 2009
kbmMW v. 3.20.00 Beta CodeGear, Professional and Enterprise Edition released!
jul 27. 2009
kbmMemTable v. 6.20 Professional, Standard and CodeGear Edition released.
jul 04. 2009
kbmMemTable v. 6.10 Professional and Standard Edition released.
apr 08. 2009
kbmMW v. 3.01.00b CodeGear Edition released!
kbmMW CG Edition
mar 30. 2009
kbmMW v. 3.01.00 Enterprise, Professional and CodeGear Edition's released!
dec 29. 2008
kbmMemTable v. 6.00 Professional/Standard Edition released!
nov 19. 2008
Meet us at CodeRage III Dec. 1 to Dec 5
okt 21. 2008
kbmMemTable v.5.80 Standard Edition and Professional Edition released!
jul 22. 2008
kbmMemTable v. 5.72 and kbmMemTable Pro Additions v. 5.72 released!
jul 22. 2008
kbmMW v. 2.90 Professional/Enterprise Edition released!
jul 19. 2008
Show us what you have made using kbmMW (includes CodeGear Edition!)...
jul 07. 2008
kbmMW InControl released!
jul 06. 2008
SAU policy changes
jul 06. 2008
kbmMW InControl whitepaper released!
maj 11. 2008
kbmMemTable v. 5.70 released!
apr 29. 2008
kbmMW 2.90 Enterprise Edition Beta now in progress
mar 15. 2008
New blogpost: Whats the definition of 'Outdated'?
mar 12. 2008
Price adjustment
okt 20. 2007
New blogentries
ASP.Net, VS2005 and more... how to do with Spider v2!
okt 20. 2007
kbmMW Spider v2/.Net available for immediate download!
okt 01. 2007
kbmMW v. 2.80 released!
Major release
jul 23. 2007
kbmMW v. 2.70.02 released!
kbmMW release
jul 13. 2007
Updating our news and mail server
Info
jul 13. 2007
kbmMW v.2.70.01 released!
Pro/Ent patch and full CodeGear release
jun 26. 2007
kbmMW v. 2.70 released!
Major release
jun 12. 2007
Shoot us! We are blogging!
maj 28. 2007
kbmMemTable v. 5.53 released!
Feature release!
mar 30. 2007
Our future business model for kbmMemTable!
mar 30. 2007
Our future business model for kbmMW!
mar 24. 2007
kbmMW v.2.62 CodeGear Edition released!
feb 25. 2007
kbmMemTable v. 5.52 released!
Fix release
feb 01. 2007
kbmMW InControl prerelease and preorder
kbmMW InControl
dec 30. 2006
kbmMemTable v. 5.51 released!
Fix release
dec 29. 2006
kbmMW v. 2.61.00 released
Release - All Editions
nov 28. 2006
New roadmap released!
Roadmap
nov 03. 2006
kbmMW InControl Fieldtest invitation
kbmMW InControl
nov 03. 2006
kbmMemtable 6 and kbmMemtable DNA Fieldtest invitation
kbmMemTable
jul 08. 2006
kbmMW v.2.60.00 released
Release - All Editions
jul 07. 2006
Summer vacation
jun 23. 2006
Welcome to Richard Gillingham!
Other
jun 22. 2006
Service Wizard Extensions explained!
kbmMW
jun 18. 2006
kbmMW XML DOM support
New kbmMW whitepaper
jun 04. 2006
New volume discount structures
Pricing
jun 04. 2006
kbmMW Spider now available for purchase!
kbmMW Spider
apr 22. 2006
The portable native Java kbmMW client library explained
Project Spider
apr 20. 2006
The portable native PHP kbmMW client library explained
Project Spider
apr 17. 2006
The portable native C kbmMW client library explained
Project Spider
jun 23. 2006
Delfi competition
Winners selected!
feb 06. 2006
kbmMW v. 2.52.03 Enterprise, ProPlus and Pro Editions PATCH released
jan 08. 2006
New articles section with RSS feed!
dec 20. 2005
kbmMemTable v5 Help file for D2006 released!
kbmMemTable v5 Help file for D2006 released!
dec 19. 2005
RSS News feed now available!
Get the latest news directly in your RSS viewer!
dec 15. 2005
kbmMemTable v. 5.50 released!
D2006 Win32/.Net support!
dec 15. 2005
kbmMW v. 2.5x Standard Edition FREE!
Standard Edition
dec 15. 2005
kbmMW v. 2.52.00 released
Release - All Editions
nov 18. 2005
Partnership with BIITSoft
Components4Developers have entered a strategic partnership with BIITSoft
nov 25. 2005
kbmMW v. 2.51.04 released
Release - All Editions
okt 07. 2005
kbmMemTable v. 5.02b released!
Fixing important bug giving A/V in 5.02.
sep 09. 2005
Intraweb 7.1 "FishFact" demo for kbmMW available
aug 26. 2005
Whitepaper 'kbmMW and Windows Performance Monitor' updated
jul 12. 2005
Updated roadmap
jul 01. 2005
kbmMW v. 2.50.01 All Editions released
maj 08. 2005
Advanced loadbalancing sample released
apr 28. 2005
kbmMemTable v5 help files available.
okt 30. 2004
kbmMW v. 2.03 Free edition and kbmMemTable v5 is on the Delphi 2005 Companion C
mar 20. 2003
kbmWABD v. 2.45
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The provided comments are:
- 'I command you all to bow before me!' - Brad Pendergast
- 'I am the new DevCo hear me ROAR!' - Brad Pendergast
- 'Good heavens! So much fragmentation! I guess that's what you get when you
don't use kbmMW for your 24x7 servers...' - Aleksander Oven
- 'Guest lecturer Kim Madsen speaks to a larger than expected crowd of
programmers willing to give up their BDS-2006 licenses in exchange for other
equivalent products at the 2006 Software Engineering and Programming Languages
Conference held in Delphi, Greece' - Dave Keighan
- 'Friends, Romans, Delphinians... This is how big Borland was before they
decided to sell off Delphi! Hello, hello, where has everybody gone??' -
Kim Bracknell
- 'Developers, developers, developers, developers!' - Jonathan
Neve
- 'Infinite time stopped beating its heart,
and humans burnt away without
Delphi making any noise. Only one person notices as the world becomes
dislocated and is covered in the flames of ORACLE Guze. If there is one
thing to be left, it'd be the Delphi agonizing smile filled with
existence if there is one thing to be protected, it'd be Devco Future.' -
Dennis Ortiz
- 'There's only one of you.
No one else can replace you. Don't wither,
you lone flower. The light doesn't quite shine on you. It's as if you
bloomed in the shade. All the emotions you've pent-up... let them
out. There's only one of you. up until now, from now on, and
beyond... if everyone except you turns againt me... Even if that time
comes, I, the new DEVCO CEO, protect you to the end. Do not lose, you
lone DELPHI flower.' - Dennis Ortiz
- 'Developers, developers, developers. Developers, developers,
develo.....wait...where's everyone gone....' - Rob Honeywill
- 'Newbies .... disappear ... like this!' - Lawrence Albertyn
- ' "Standing in shock after vaporizing his audience"
After years of
trying to psychically ignite his neighbors cat it finally works, to his
dismay, after gathering a crowd to talk about the new upcoming features of
kbmMW 3.0. Investigators are still looking for the roof' - Dan
Downs
- 'ARGHHHHH!!!!! Which way to the top!!!!!' - Network System
Solutions
- 'Damned Time Machine... Wrong Century' - Network System
Solutions
- 'Maybe now I'm here you can tell me "What does it all mean?"' -
Network System Solutions
- 'My fellow thespians i am here' - Network System Solutions
- 'The big screen would look good right here' - Network System
Solutions
- 'Frozen in time' - Network System Solutions
- 'Hey ho hey ho' - Network System Solutions
- 'Kim Channels Plato' - Mark Hutchinson
- 'Kim describes new amphitheater memory management' - Mark
Hutchinson
- 'Kim describes new hemi-memory management' - Mark Hutchinson
- 'Connecting with the past' - Mark Hutchinson
- 'Going Greek' - Mark Hutchinson
- 'Arguing Delf-ee vs. Delf-eye in Greece' - Mark Hutchinson
- 'Arguing Delf-ee vs. Delf-eye to an indifferent audience' - Mark
Hutchinson
- 'The waterfall model just doesn't work for me!' - Johnnie
Norsworthy
- 'Kim Madsen conducts the invisible Components4Developers symphony. Playing
kbmMW’s Opus Number 3.0 we can hear the applause of the audience [users] as
the melody [data] is smoothly passed from the strings [Database] to the brass
[Win32 Clients] and over to the woodwinds [Web Clients] and returned. The
multi tiered structure of Opus Number 3.0 is a pleasure for the musicians to
play [developers to use] and lets the audience listen to the sounds [access
data] at the amphitheater [in the building] or over the web.' - Robert
Baker
- 'Make it so!' - Ledger Accounting Software
- 'Alas, in a split-second this man will realize he has finally caught up to
the invisible circus elephant that was walking away from him.
The good news
is that he can still save a bunch of time by using KbmMW' - John M.
Jacobson aka Captain Jake
- 'You can tweak all the invisible knobs you want. Once time is lost, you
can't get it back. Better use kbmMW while you still can.' - John M.
Jacobson aka Captain Jake
- 'Trip to Delphi: $3000. Consulting with the Oracle: $50. Realizing that
you can use kbmMW to save time in your distributed software development
processes: priceless.' - John M. Jacobson aka Captain Jake
- 'Delayed by a bad choice of middleware, Plato is a little late to class.
Should've used kbmMW.' - John M. Jacobson aka Captain Jake
- 'Invisible women can be fun, even if they have grown quite wide.' -
John M. Jacobson aka Captain Jake
- 'Captain Jake addreses his fans.' - John M. Jacobson aka Captain
Jake
- 'What the hell, I am doing here?' - Günter Kieninger
- 'I'd like to welcome everybody attending this seminar on advanced 2-tier
development...' - Dejan Stanic
- '...maybe, just maybe, saying the talk would be in Delphi WAS slightly
confusing' - David Perkins
- 'Beta test of Human Scarecrow(tm) v0.1 successful' - David
Perkins
- 'Greeks unimpressed by mime.' - David Perkins
- '...and that concludes my talk on
TkbmMWHowToLookSuaveAndSophisticatedWhilstVisitingHistoricalLandMarks.' -
David Perkins
- 'I have used the competitor's product(s) and I am not going to take it any
more!' - Ledger Accounting Software
- 'An Audience, An Audience, My Kingdom for an Audience!' - Eric W
Carman
- 'You may be wondering why I called you here.' - Eric W Carman
- 'I'm early! I get the best seat!' - Eric W Carman
- 'Freeze!' - Eric W Carman
- 'Where do I hook up my dlp projector for my powerpoint slides?' -
David Charron
- 'Yea, and I say unto thee, follow me ...' - Malcolm Cheyne
- 'Stupendous music that brings smiles to the ears
Stunning code that
brings more cheers to the smiles Viva la *kbm!' - Venkatesh
- 'Whats wrong?, What I do in this place?' - Sean Brunner
- 'I'm coming, I'm coming, this darn deodorant should be dry any moment
now!' - Curt Krueger
- 'My fellow Fleas, the Dog was THIS big!' - Curt Krueger
- 'From the Wife of the almighty programming "God" Kim.. "A little more to
the right!"' - Curt Krueger
- 'Command a larger audience with kbmMW' - Barry McClure
- 'Reach a larger audience with kbmMW' - Barry McClure
- 'Veni, Vidi, Delphi' - Warrick Wilson
- 'Kim is disappointed to find out that "Delphi 2006" is _not_ a rock
festival... ' - Warrick Wilson
- 'You have the right to remain silent. Should you wave this right, anything
you code can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the
right to a programming tool. If you can not afford one, one will not be
provided. Do you understand these rights?' - John Jacobsen
- 'Adaptation is important for survival in these modern times, but some
people are slow to react. This guy was frisked by police five hours ago. His
truck was towed four hours ago. His audience died 2500 years ago.' - John
Jacobsen
- 'Dude! That's a bee on your back, not a gun!' - John Jacobsen
- 'BorCon 2007 - 1 year after successful completion of the divestiture ...'
- Zenon
- 'Kim makes the synapse TCP/IP messaging transports disappear' - David
Perkins
- '.... and THIS will happen if you set format to ZIPPED' - Dusan
Majkic
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