ADUG – Australian Delphi User Group

ADUG Symposium 2017

Posted on February 14, 2017 by

The Australian Delphi User Group are holding our annual conference, the ADUG Symposium in May 2017.

This all day Delphi event is packed with technical content and a chance to catch up with other Delphi enthousiasts

It will be held on 18th May in Brisbane and 19th May in Melbourne.

Speakers

	Marco Cantu will be our keynote speaker, doing two presentations. Marco is the RAD Product Manager at Embarcadero and author of numerous Delphi books. Object Pascal Deep Dive Windows 10: From WinRT to Windows Desktop Bridge
	Malcolm Groves from Code Partners has presented at many Symposium and we are pleased to have him back again. Continuous Integration for RAD Studio Projects Update on the Australian Delphi market
	Glen Kleidon from Melbourne Modernising your Delphi Development Workflows An Introduction to Project Bundling leveraging Distributed Version Control (GIT / Mercurial) to eliminate “Component Hell”
	Peter Thönell OO in Delphi – From the ground up Cancelled due to ill health

The Symposium costs just a fraction of what you’d pay at other developer conferences despite providing a wealth of Delphi knowledge from top speakers

As usual, we will have our famous prize draw thanks to the many sponsors that support the Symposium each year.

ADUG Software Awards

The event will include awards for the best software involving an ADUG member.

Non-Member Student Pricing

Students can attend the event at a heavily discounted price
If you are interested in student pricing, email president@adug.org.au

Check out the ADUG Symposium page for more details on the topics, schedule, locations and how to register.

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Brisbane Meeting – May 2017

Posted on May 2, 2017 by

Eivind Bakkestuen

Wednesday May 3rd at 5:30pm to 9pm.

Tomorrow’s Brisbane ADUG meeting doesn’t have a formal presenter, instead it’s
going to be something of an open mic night.

It would be great (but not mandatory) if those who attend would be willing
to talk for 5-10 minutes to walk us through a “useful unit” they’ve written.

* Your unit/class doesn’t have to be rocket science, just useful.
* It actually can’t be too complicated as you’ll get a maximum of 10
minutes to explain it.
* Polished presentation is not required, just give us the gist of how it
works.
* There’s no obligation to give your code away to other attendees.
* If you don’t have a laptop to present with you can borrow mine,
bring your code on a USB stick if you want to show it
* You could just talk about your class/unit if you don’t want to show any
code.

I’ll find something among my own units to start it off.

So bring along your code and applications and get some great ideas for
useful units from other people.

Posted in Brisbane, Coding Techniques, Meetings Tagged with: helpful units

Melbourne Meeting – May 2017

Posted on April 26, 2017 by

John McDonald

Monday 15th May at 6 for 6:15pm start.

Brian Watson from desktop EDA, Tony Bryer from Greentram Software and Ian Krigsman from Discovery Systems will talk on different aspects of XML in Delphi.