Formed from the developer tools division of Borland, independent brand CodeGear has introduced an approach to code generation that it says is re-usable and suitable for Java based on Eclipse.

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eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Borland Software announced Nov. 14 the formation of ...

CodeGear has launched the Delphi for PHP 2.0 integrated development environment to improve its developer tools suite for building interactive web applications. Formed as an independent brand from the ...

Embarcadero Technologies, a privately-held company of Thoma Cressey Bravo, today announced that they signed a definitive asset purchase agreement with Borland Software Corporation (BORL) to purchase ...

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Six months after it began carving out a new identity as CodeGear, Borland's developer tools group has a new management team and a refreshed product lineup. The company recently announced plans to ...

Delphi for PHP is scheduled to ship in March at an introductory price of $250 per individual license. The rapid application development (RAD) IDE features code editing and debugging tools, along with ...

CodeGear Monday unveiled a set of plug-ins for open-source Eclipse development tools that the company said can be used to ease application performance, visual development and team collaboration ...

CodeGear and Red Hat plan product rollouts on Monday to enhance Java development on the Eclipse platform. CodeGear is unveiling JGear, featuring a set of Eclipse plug-ins and server software to ...

Redmond Developer News was just getting started, launching its inaugural November 2006 issue, when Borland Software Corp. announced it would spin out its Developer Tools Group (DTG) as an independent ...