In one of the latest surveys among RAD Studio developers, we realized that there is still a significant part of the community that doesn’t use any version control system, a surprising 32%. There are many reasons to use a version control system, no matter if you're a single developer working in a small project or if you're a large team working in a big one. So, if you still haven't started using a version control system, why don't give it a try and take profit on the enhancements added in RAD St...

So this tweet got a lot of attention: potch @potch alias yolo='git commit -am "DEAL WITH IT" && git push -f origin master' I laughed at this, not because it implies some kind of reckless disregard for process and community, but because, in 1999,  at a former employer, when our VCS was Microsoft SourceSafe, this was just the way that we went about our business. Times have changed!...

As you're probably aware, an Entity Framework model is stored in a single XML file, with the extension EDMX. Developers occasionally ask if this means that two people cannot work on the entity model concurrently. My answer to this is, "It depends." But I can give you some tips to make it easier. Obviously, if you use a source control tool which locks files on check out, then working concurrently on just about anything will be impossible. So I'm going to presume that your source control tool s...