Here's something for regular visitors of my side: this weekend I finally updated my Joomla! installation to the latest version, which also required a new template (the old one isn't compatible with Joomla! 2.5). But that's not a bad move, since an overhaul was due anyway. Hope you like the new layout. Let me know if you have suggestions or other questions.
Todoay Timo, Daniel, Jim and the others from the crew have created a new release of Virtual Treeview, which is now compatible with Delphi XE. Get your copy as usual from the download page.
There was a voting going on over at Stackoverflow.com asking for the Delphi components a developer cannot live without and Virtual Treeview won that little battle. This makes me so proud. Thank you very much for your trust and love in Virtual Treeview.
Timo Tegtmeier worked a lot on Virtual Treeview and fixed several bugs and problems so it is time to hand out a new release of Virtual Treeview. Thanks to Jim Kueneman for providing the setup package. This release is compatible to Delphi 2010.
Since a few releases we left out the demo and help files from the main package. The help doesn't change at all so there is no sense in including the same files over and over again. Instead download the separate pdf or plain HTML files. The demo sources are available from the Google Code page.
Since today, Virtual Treeview has found a new home (code-wise speaking). I moved the entire repository to Google Code and also added a branch for the current state (4.8), so we can continue developing new stuff, which might even break APIs in trunk, for a future 5.x release.
I just updated the Virtual Treeview Gallery , which is used to show a list of applications that use Virtual Treeview along with a short description of what they are about and where you can find them. The most recent entry is Clone Tools from www.pilotman.com.
I'm glad to announce a new release of the popular Virtual Treeview package. While I'm busy with other stuff Daniel Bauten and Timo Tegtmeier took the opportunity again and added a bunch of new code, including also patches created by fellow devs, and fixed a number of bugs. If you like to browse the changes they made online look in the Fisheye Subversion Webinterface. And again Jim Kuenemann stepped in and created the setup file you can download from the Virtual Treeview component page.
A big thank you to all you guys for taking care!