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.

Borland is back! Whoops, I mean CodeGear, the developer tools arm of Borland, is back. Borland, the parent, packed up and moved to Austin. Yee-haw. Go Longhorns and all that, but the Borland tools ...

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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 ...

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 ...

Despite a tumultuous 15 months, Borland's developer tools subsidiary CodeGear is cranking out products. Spun off as a subsidiary in November, CodeGear expects to ship a major revision of its C++ ...

In a major boost for CodeGear’s development tools, the company has been awarded a contract by the Russian Federal Agency of Education to provide 1 million seat licenses of its Delphi and C++Builder ...

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 ...