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Monday, 20. March 2017
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Introducing functional derivatives is easy
TMS Software Blog
– The unique feature of Analytics library is symbolic derivatives calculation. The library provides the simplest way to get a symbolic derivative expression for almost any complicated expression. There are predefined derivative for all standard functions: trigonometric, hyperbolic, logarithmic and ...
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Perth Meeting – March 2017
Australian Delphi User Group Members
– Tuesday 21th March 2017 at 6pm, first presentation 6:15pm WHERE Artifactory 8/16 Guthrie St, Osborne Park WA 6017 FOOD $1.50 pizza slice. $1.50 drinks Main Presentation Farshad Mohajeri from FMSoft will present on uniGUI for developing web applications with Delphi http://www.unigui.com ...
Sunday, 19. March 2017
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My Top 10 Aurelius Features - #1 Maturity
TMS Software Blog
– Finally, My Top 10 Aurelius Features series has come to an end. And the number 1 of the list is Maturity. Aurelius has been first released in early 2012. Since then, in five years, it has received 33 releases! With the user feedback received during all the time, I’m confident that ...
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Delphi/Object Pascal at #9 in Tiobe March 2017 index - Swift enters top 10
Sip from the Firehose
– The March 2017 Tiobe programming language index report is out. Delphi/Object is at number nine in the report. Swift enters the top ten for the first time. From the Tiobe index post: "This month Swift enters the TIOBE index top 10 for the first time. About 3 years ago Apple announced that it would ...
Friday, 17. March 2017
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RAD Studio Tokyo 10.2 Live Preview events in Rome and Milan
Daniele Teti's programming blog
– Yesterday and the day before, I was been the presenter for the RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo Live Preview in Rome and Milan. There were a lot of interested people. As we all know, the Linux support was really awaited for the last 15 years or so (since the kylix time frame) all this interesting was awaited. ...
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Meet the Tokyo Engineers & MVP
The PodCast at Delphi.org
– I got to sit down with some of the engineers in Tokyo to talk about C++Builder, RAD Studio and Delphi. C++Builder is big in Japan. Maybe even bigger than Delphi (which is saying a lot.) It was great to put faces with the names of these great guys who I’ve only corresponded with over email or ...
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Delphi for Linux is Coming
Marco's Tech Blog
– Does Linux Matter? I'm personally going to switch my current server from Windows to Linux, and save quite some money in the process, but this is what other developers told us: https://community.embarcadero.com/blogs/entry/why-is-delphi-for-linux-important Getting Ready In case you ...
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Making the Huge World of Delphi Small Again
The PodCast at Delphi.org
– The world of Delphi is HUGE. It love seeing all the different types of apps being built and seeing users all over the world. This week I was in Tokyo for their #0315inTokyo event announcing 10.2 Tokyo coming soon. In a surprising turn of events Eric Bonilha of Digifort from Brazil was in Tokyo on ...
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Melbourne Meeting – March 2017
Australian Delphi User Group Members
– Monday 20th March at 6 for 6:15pm start. Grahame Grieve from Health Intersections will talk on “Lessons learned maintaining an open source restful server in Delphi”. Note: Venue Melbourne Men’s Shed. No Catering We now meet at the Melbourne Men’s Shed, situated in the Federation ...
Thursday, 16. March 2017
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(True = 1) and (True = ‘-1’) ?
Te Waka o Delphi
– It has been observed that the Delphi documentation states that the constants True and False have the values 1 and 0 respectively, not the -1 and 0 that the default string conversions apply. This does actually make sense but also lays a trap for the unwary. True, True, Wherefore Art Thou -1 ? In the ...
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Anatomy of a utility function: BoolToStr()
Te Waka o Delphi
– Jaap Van Goor was asking on FaceBook about some seemingly strange behaviour when obtaining string representations of Booleans using the Delphi RTL, which led me to revisit some familiar (and some not so familiar) old Delphi ground and take a look at the area involved in further detail. First of all, ...
Wednesday, 15. March 2017
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Need a Delphi Job? Love and know Delphi? Ping me.
Delphi Code Monkey
– Just a friendly periodic reminder that I currently know about more empty delphi job positions than I know of available experienced Delphi talent. You need work? Remote or Local? You live in Canada or USA? Ping me at warren dot postma at gmail dot com. I do not accept any referral fees, and I ...
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Delphi compiler for Linux
Pascal Game Development
– According to Marco Tech Blog (blog.marcocantu.com) Embarcadero are soon to be releasing a 64-bit compiler for the Linux platform. This could be great news for cross platform game developers as it means we will have two compiler targets (Both FPC and the Delphi compiler) for the top five popular open ...
Tuesday, 14. March 2017
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Flotsam and Jetsam #118
Delphi-losophy
– Delphi for Linux is soon to be here. We’ve unleashed the Beta Bloggers, so keep an eye out for more information coming from any number of sources. Thanks to all of you who have bought my new book, Dependency Injection in Delphi. I’m grateful for all the support. My wife is working ...
Monday, 13. March 2017
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Great idea for a RAD Studio Beacon App
Sip from the Firehose
– I was reading an article (from last summer) this morning about how VMware is installing beacons and building apps for use on their Palo Alto corporate campus. This is a great example of the use of beacons and beacon fence to help navigate complex enterprise buildings and corporate/school campuses. I ...
