The monthly Brisbane meeting is back in face to face form at the Indooroopilly Library on this Wednesday at the usual time and place. See you there! 🙂
Pizza and drinks will be available at cost; keep change handy ($2/piece, $0.50/glass).
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
At this meeting, Roger Plant discussed REST and gave us details of creating a REST Client in Delphi.
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The next meeting of ADUG in Adelaide will be on Tuesday, 16th February 2021 at 6 PM Adelaide time. The meeting will be online. Meeting details will be posted to the ADUG mail list the day before the meeting.
We welcome a speaker from the Sunshine Coast. Jared Davison will talk about Optical Character Recognition with Delphi.
Afterwards we want to talk about your needs and what you expect from ADUG in Adelaide.
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
At this meeting, John McDonald shared his experiences of converting a couple of Delphi program to Lazarus / Free Pascal, and we discussed the issues encountered.
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We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
Geoffrey Smith shared his experiences of designing and building small hardware devices.
Geoffrey demonstrated the process of making a surface mount PCB, including designing the circuit (nothing too advanced), designing the PCB and getting the design manufactured.
He showed an example raspberry pi power supply design he has had manufactured and a new version that he will get made soon. Finally he showed us some source code for his power supply project and some other code that could be used in other raspberry pi projects. Read more ›
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
Vincent Parrett from VSoft Technologies and FinalBuilder showed us the Delphi package manager that he’s been working on, with its command line interface and IDE integration.
Notes from his presentation :
DPM is still very much at an alpha stage, it’s buggy, missing features etc. Not recommended for production use etc. Expect that updates will break/change things. Read more ›
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
The meeting started with the Australian Delphi User Group Annual General Meeting. The AGM went for about 30 minutes.
Then Sue King talked about code security:
Processes that can help in developing software secure in terms of vulnerabilities as well as keeping the code secure. Based around the white paper ‘Mitigating the Risk of Software Vulnerabilities by Adopting a Secure Software Development Framework’ published by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology
The presentation covered areas such as system planning, coding practices, testing, static analysis, security of code repositories, toolchains, automation, authentication, logging, and bug tracking. It stimulated a lot of discussion about security and development methodologies.
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Our Annual Symposium for 2019 was held on 21st March in Canberra and 22nd March in Melbourne.
Our Sponsors this year included:
