Grahame Grieve from Health Intersections will present on using Javascript in your application.
You can easily embed javascript in your application to allow your customers to write their own business rules. This presentation will show you how to do this using a simple data entry form as an example.
Continuing our Multi Threading theme from last month, Jarrod Hollingworth presented a master-class in advanced threading:
Topics included:
– Demonstrate the new Delphi parallel library (parallel for loop, tasks run in thread pool, joins and futures)
– Thread safety (expanding on what was shown with critical sections, mutex/semaphore, TEvent, interlocked increment, etc)
– Tips, techniques, issues (stopping a thread, more on interacting with the main thread, debugging)
… Read more ›
Note! There will be an ADUG Brisbane meeting Wednesday June 6th as
scheduled. However, it will *not* take place at the usual venue.
Because it coincides with the first State of Origin game, the meeting will
be held at my place (southside, Forest Lake area). High quality projection,
beer fridges (yes, plural) and pizza will be available.
Meeting start from 6pm, arrival any time before 8pm kick-off accepted.
There will be light Delphi related entertainment prior to 8pm to satisfy
ADUG meeting requirements. After 8pm, there will be cheering.
Please RSVP to me by latest Monday, to plan for the event and receive
location info.
Go the Maroons!!! 🙂
Eivind Bakkestuen
The ADUG Symposium was recently held in Perth and Melbourne, gathering Delphi developers from all over Australia for a full day of presentations and networking.
On behalf of the ADUG Committee I would like to thank our principal sponsor:
And our co-sponsors:
We could not arrange such a high quality event without your contribution. Well done!
John McDonald and Brian Watson gave a presentation on MultiThreading in Delphi.
John discussed the use of TThread for multithreading and the issues that have to be handled in multi-threaded applications. He showed a small program that illustrated the use of TThread.Queue and anonymous methods to communicate back to the main thread. He then showed code that uses a TThread to run a simulation and update a TBitMap.Canvas to give a continuous animation of the simulation. This code used CriticalSections to synchronise access to shared state.
Brian will showed a current project that uses OmniThread Library (Developed by Primož Gabrijelčič) to create a REST Client connecting to a cloud database that is running inside a Windows CAD application.
Robert Horbury-Smith introduced us to the Mormot (usually written as mORMot to emphasize the Object Relational Model aspect of the product).
… we saw how a fairly simple ORM based server using a database can be used to host “client” interfaces over REST and HTTP for both browser based (a la JavaScript) and VCL Front Ends from an n-Tier “Server” application using JSON …
… mORMot is a highly scalable, light footprint solution that deserves much more attention than it gets. With the continued drift away from desktop centric applications, this library is worth a good look … Read more ›
The Australian Delphi Users Group are hosting the 2018 ADUG Symposium in May
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Thank you to our sponsors. We could not hold this event without the support of these organizations.
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Our Annual Symposium for 2018 was held on 23rd May in Perth and 25th May in Melbourne.
Our Sponsors this year included:
