Welcome

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Sponsors

The Australian Delphi User Group (ADUG) would like to thank the following companies whose sponsorship makes our annual Symposium possible:

2017 Principal Sponsor

2017 Co-Sponsors
 Raize Software The Continuity Group Parnassus
  Atozed Software

 

ADUG is a non for profit organisation that provides a forum for activities and information to promote and improve the use of Delphi and related products and services in the Australian software development community.

We have local chapters and monthly meetings in most Australian states. Visitors are welcome at all meetings so drop in and say hello.

Our technical blog that was previously at members.adug.org.au has been merged here under the technical category

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Perth Meeting – October 2017

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Tuesday 17th October

The Perth branch of ADUG are meeting this Tuesday to talk about Delphi technical topics.
– SCOTT HOLLOWS – Build Your Own Text Comparison Tool in Delphi. Last month Frank Reynolds walked us through some difference comparison tools available within and outside of Delphi.  This month, Scott will show you how to roll your own

– PETER THONELL – Performance comparison of some Delphi generated executables at the binary / assembler level.  Peter is a bit of a wizard at this so we are keen to see Peter guide us through a deep dive discussion

– WINDOWS SERVICES – We will review two brief videos (10 minutes) followed by a round table discussion

WHERE- Artifactory  8/16 Guthrie St, Osborne Park WA 6017

WHEN- Tuesday 17th October 2017.  6pm start.  First presentation 6:15

SNACKS $1.50 pizza slice.  $1.50 drinks.

 

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Brisbane Meeting – October 2017

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Wednesday October 4th at 5:30pm to 9pm.

The Brisbane meeting is on at the usual time and place. See you there 🙂

Pizza and drinks will be available at cost; keep change handy ($2/piece, $0.5/glass).

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Melbourne Meeting – October 2017

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Monday 16th October at 6 for 6:15pm start.

Garry Wood from ultibo.org will present on the ultibo platform. Ultibo allows developers to create software that runs on a Raspberry Pi without the overheads of an operating system.

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Brisbane Meeting – September 2017

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Wednesday September 6th at 5:30pm to 9pm.

The Brisbane meeting is on at the usual time and place. See you there 🙂

PS, there will be pizza and drinks. Keep change handy.

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Melbourne Meeting – September 2017

Posted on by John McDonald

Monday 18th September.

We started with our Annual General Meeting, the meeting which we have to have.
Our President, Scott Hollows, chaired this meeting.

Then Scott gave a presentation on “Displaying and Animating 2D Controls in 3D” using FireMonkey. Spin and zoom buttons, images and other controls in 3D with just a few lines of code using Scott’s utility units.

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Australian Delphi User Group Inc Annual General Meeting 2017

Posted on by John McDonald

The Annual General Meeting of the
“Australian Delphi User Group Inc. No A0038181F”
(aka ADUG) will be held at 6:15 pm AEST on Monday 18 September 2017
at the Melbourne Men’s Shed
Adjacent to the Level 1 Car Park, Federation Square
Corner Flinders and Russell Streets, Melbourne

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Perth Delphi Meeting – 15 August 2017

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ADUG Perth, Delphi meeting this Tuesday 15th August 2017 at 6pm

Mad scientists, pizza lovers and Delphi enthousiasts are welcome to join us at Artifactory  8/16 Guthrie St, Osborne Park WA 6017

  • Scott van der Linden – Thread exploration
  • Scott Hollows test drives a Nexus database (embedded version) including building your own database manager and performance tuning.
  • Frank Reynolds’ farm mapping conundrum
  • Kevin Dean – Delphi in education.  Kevin is teaching a technology course to school age children, using Delphi Starter

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