On October 27th, 2008, CodeGear launches a new version of its flagship product, Delphi - for the first time ever hosted inside Microsoft’s Visual Studio. Or is it really the first time? In fact, it turns out that this new product, called Delphi Prism bears more than a superficial resemblance to another product called Oxygene or (to use its previous name), Chrome. The Oxygene/Chrome language and development environment was first launched in 2005 by RemObjects Software. We’ve written about it previously in Bitwise and also discussed it with its Chief Architect, marc hoffman. So how come Oxygene has become transformed into Delphi Prism? And what impact will it have on Delphi programmers, Oxygene programmers or any other programmers, come to that? We decided to get the lowdown on Delphi Prism here in another exclusive interview with RemObjects CEO, marc hoffman.