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November 2011
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Introduction to LiveBindings in Delphi XE2
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– Yesterday at Be-Delphi I gave a session on using the new LiveBindings in Delphi XE2 ..Be-Delphi Yesterday was Be-Delph, and I was invited to give a talk on the new LiveBindings in Delphi XE2. Me and a colleague of mine decided to drive up there together, which should have given me some time to ...
September 2011
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Configuring Delphi XE2 and your mac to develop, test and deploy iOS apps
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– Today we are back with another Delhi XE2 Video Tutorial ... this time I will be showing how to get ready to develop iOS applications using Delphi XE2 and FireMonkey.Prerequisites Unlike building a Mac version of your Delphi XE2 FireMonkey application, creating an iOS application using Delphi XE2 ...
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Setting up Delphi XE2 and your Mac to run and debug cross-platform applications using Delphi
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– Today Embarcadero and Barnstein showed Delphi XE2 in action at the Delphi XE2 world tour in Brussels. Pawel Glowacki showed us that we can create Mac apps from using FireMonkey in Delphi.Delphi XE2 allows you to create Mac / iOS apps ? Well ... now that Delphi XE2 is finally available, the testers ...
March 2010
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Simplify your Delphi Code using some basic rules, OO techniques and some refactoring (Part 4)
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– Continued Since for some strange reason I couldn't fit everything in a single post, I had to split it up, so this is the rest of it The TdvStringSetting class The explanation Basically the TdvSetting provides us with a skeleton we can use for our new Setting descendants. I ended up with a ...
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Simplify your Delphi Code using some basic rules, OO techniques and some refactoring (Part 3)
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– Now that we have a basic idea of what we want to achieve and how we could do it, it's time to write some code and create some classes.Introduction So, basically we need a class / object which we can use to read and write some application settings from and to the Windows Registry. Sounds pretty ...
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Simplify your Delphi Code using some basic rules, OO techniques and some refactoring (Part 2)
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– In the First part of this series, we gave a brief overview of some general rules. Meanwhile we've had some time to think about what our code is supposed to do, so it's a good idea to continue with the second part. Introduction Well, we did get some time to think a little more about what our code ...
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Simplify your Delphi Code using some basic rules, OO techniques and some refactoring (Part 1)
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– Quite often clients require me to work on their existing code to fix some problems or add some new features. Most of the time the code was initially written many years ago, and has never been refactored or improved. Most of the times this is causing the code to become hard to read, understand and ...
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Simplify your Delphi Code using some basic rules, OO techniques and some refactoring (Part 1)
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– Quite often clients require me to work on their existing code to fix some problems or add some new features. Most of the time the code was initially written many years ago, and has never been refactored or improved. Most of the times this is causing the code to become hard to read, understand and ...
June 2009
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The future of Delphi looks brighter than ever before
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– A few weeks ago I was invited to a meet and greet in Brussels with David Intersimone, better known as David I in the Delphi Community. David was going to tell us something about the future Roadmap for Delphi. The last 10 years I have been developing software using Borland Delphi (later on CodeGear, ...
