Is Firebird poor?
Dmitry Kuzmenko posted the continuation of his first post about Firebird in his blog. Check it out.
Dmitry Kuzmenko posted the continuation of his first post about Firebird in his blog. Check it out.
Dmitry Kuzmenko has an interesting post in his blog that tries to describe what is the “Firebird Project” and “Firebird Foundation” (as well its papers in the whole thing). Also, it has some interesting statistics about downloads and installations, ie:
…But it stands more than 5000 visits every day and log more than 1000 installations at Windows platform per day (!), according to the statistics of the installer’s ‘landing page’. Also there are more than 1 mln downloads of all Firebird installers and other files per year from the sourceforge.
Read the full post.
FirebirdConfig is an utility to help people to configure the parameters available in firebird.conf file. Now, anyone can join the project and help with the development. The language used is Delphi/Kylix.
The new version of FirebirdConfig (0.2) has interesting features, including incremental search, you can see more information on the website, as well the video of its new features.
Hardsoft TV was covering the last Firebird Developers Day in Brazil, and now interviews started to be put online in their site. You can check the first one here (it is in portuguese, but you can check the images of the local, attendees, speakers, etc). BTW, the link only works with Internet Explorer.
Update: The video is now available on Youtube:
Yesterday was the final day of the Intl. Firebird Conference, in Bergamo. It was really a great time, and it is always good to meet with Firebird friends. I guess this personal contact is very important for the team, and the yearly conferences is the right place to put many of the core developers together and have lots of good conversation, beer wine and fun!
I would like to thanks P-Soft (Fabio) who organized this year conference. This is not an easy task, but everything was perfect. Thanks!
I hope to meet many of you again in the next year. Go Firebird!
Carlos H. Cantu
You can find some of my pictures of the conference in my Picasaweb album 😉
Looks like Marijn is blogging about it too.
I have blogged about it in my pesonal blog, but it is portuguese only, sorry 😉
The Firebird International Conference 2008 will start at 25/September, in Bergamo, Italy.
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Subscribe now and meet several Firebird developers and gurus. You will have the chance of getting all that hard questions answered by the best people in the world 😉
Paul Beach posted some comments about the SDTimes article “InterBase 2009 comes with multicore support” in his blog. Don’t forget to take a look at them.