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Where can I get Borland C++ Builder 5.0 trial?
I've tried to google that, but it is so hard to find a proper legal link :)
C++ Builder 5.0 was released in 1996 and superseded in 1997. I suspect the closest legal trial of a recent product you'll find is C++Builder XE3 from Embarcadero that took over the Borland products:
http://www.embarcadero.com/products/cbuilder
Or if Builder 5.5 is suitable try here:
https://downloads.embarcadero.com/free/c_builder
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I am now migrating from .net 4.5.x libraries to .net standard 1.6 libraries. But I don't know how to find packages for
System.Converter,
String.Intern,
etc.
Anyone can help me? If those classes are not available in .net standard, which are recommended instead?
I use the Reverse Package Search website to find witch package to add.
You can take a look at .Net Api Catalog for full .net core reference
String.Intern Reference page (not available in NET standard) : http://apisof.net/catalog/System.String.Intern(String)
System.Converter (in NET standard 1.7): http://apisof.net/catalog/System.Converter%3CTInput,TOutput%3E
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A legacy project is using JPA 1.0 and I would like to read the documentation. However I fail to access Spring Data JPA documentation beyond 1.8.
Is there an archive of old documentation available somewhere?
-Petri Sirkkala
The following link would be helpful which contains a pdf.
http://jpaobjects.sourceforge.net/m2-site/main/documentation/docbkx/pdf/user-guide.pdf
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Does anybody knows good VB.NET code formatting tool? By code formatting I mean rearranging class members by type, scope and alphabetically, maybe customized.
Every tool I found is for C# only, no VB.NET. Only tool that can do that is MZ-Tools, which have some major flaws and NArrange, which is obsolete and can not arrange new VB.NET language features.
DevExpress CodeRush for Roslyn
(Visual Studio 2015+)
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Sometime within the past month, I came across an informal rating system for software projects. Some of the criteria were:
Are daily builds made
Is the project under version control
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Perhaps This article on Joel or something similar on Coding Horror?
The Joel Test?
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I am looking for a licensing library for adobe air.
Sharify looks like a very capable and easy library but it is in (closed) beta.
Please let me know if you now of other libraries, services or methods to monetize your adobe air app.
Adobe has something codenamed "Shibuya" http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/shibuya/ which will let you do licensing.
Right now it's in prerelease but if you sign up, you can send me an email and I'll make sure you're added.
=Ryan ryan#adobe.com