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Last week I posted a tip on my blog, on organizing product dependencies in your Delphi projects for Windows. This week I’ll be giving you a cross platform alternative to that technique, and giving...
RAD Studio has been around for a very long time, and continues to see new feature development. Consequently, it’s sometimes easy to forget some of the great features that have been included in the...
Join myself and Jim McKeeth tomorrow for our Delphi Linux Bootcamp, in which we’ll cover the setup of a development environment for building Linux applications with Delphi. We’ll look at hello world, debugging linux...
I am so excited! Let me tell you all about my “Powered by Delphi” in-car entertainment project. I should warn you up-front, that this post (Part-1) is not strictly a Delphi related post, those...
In honor of Delphi’s 22nd Birthday, I put together this little parody for my favorite compiler. Enjoy! #ILoveDelphi
There has been a lot of talk from Embarcadero recently, regarding their RAD Server product, which is an excellent product, but today I’d like to discuss a far older technology included with RadStudio and...
Under Windows 7, the familiar task bar underwent something of an overhaul. Tasks which once represented the title bar of an application were replaced with icons, each of which supports application previews, progress indicators,...
Delphi ships with a component ‘TMediaPlayer’ for playing media files such as video and audio. This component remains in Delphi for the sake of compatibility with older versions, but is quite out-dated and, due...
Several years ago, I wrote a simple command line tool for parsing EBNF format text (ISO-14977), and translating them into railroad diagrams. This little tool parsed the text and generated HTML output with a...
One of the more exciting features of the pending 10.2 release of Delphi and RAD Studio, is support for targeting Linux. In this post, I’m going to step you through setting up your development...
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