Nick Hodges

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Nick Hodges is the current Delphi and C#Builder Product Manager. He joined in 2006 as part of the move to split the IDE business out of Borland into a separate company (first referred as Devco, then CodeGear). He is a former member of TeamB.

[edit] Nick Hodges Blog - latest articles

Random Thoughts on the Passing Scene #134

(02.Nov. 17:09)

We have published Help Update #1 for the RAD Studio 2010 help.  You can find out more at the Developer network.  The Help Update should be available through the IDE’s automatic update system.  If you have that turned off by default, you can invoke it via the Start menu. Question:  Can you ever really have [...] [?]

On the Road with Nick

(30.Oct. 16:21)

Hey, I might not be the Delphi Product Manager any more, but that doesn’t mean that I won’t be going out on the road to see customers and show off RAD Studio 2010!  I will be making three tour stops as part of the RAD Studio 2010 Road Show.  I’ll be doing the Philadelphia, Raleigh, [...] [?]

The Delphi Survey

(26.Oct. 13:44)

Hey, the Delphi Survey is back!  It’s long, but well worth the time.  Please go and fill it out as completely and as thoroughly as you can.  We really read and study and use and act on the valuable information we get from it.  Your opinions really matter and really make a difference. Thanks in [...] [?]

Random Thoughts on the Passing Scene #133

(21.Oct. 15:23)

First the GOTO was disparaged into oblivion.  Then the ‘with’ statement came into the cross-hairs.  Is the ‘if’ statement next? Hey, the CodeRage 4 replays are online – lot of good stuff in there, especially about the new things available for RAD Studio 2010.  If you are looking at upgrading, the presentations from CodeRage 4 [...] [?]

Random Thoughts on the Passing Scene #132

(15.Oct. 20:19)

Oh, by the way, another good way to get your comments deleted is to use profanity.  Should have mentioned that before. The guys over at Gurock Software have a really cool article called “Working with Delphi’s new Exception.StackTrace” showing how you can get more information about stack traces at runtime.  Want to write an iPhone [...] [?]

[edit] See also

• Nick Hodges' blog
• Nick's GetPublished page
• The Delphi Hour: podcast about current events related to Delphi
• For the 30 Camtasia demos in 30 days video tutorials see the Delphi Videos article.