2019 ADUG Symposium

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2019 Symposium Event Update

The Australian Delphi Users Group are hosting the 2019 ADUG Symposium in March this year.

  • Canberra – Thursday 21st March 2019
  • Melbourne – Friday 22nd March 2019

Click here for Full Details and Registration

Presentations

  • Jim McKeeth – Embarcadero – Android and Enterprise Connectors
  • Malcolm Groves – Code Partners – A Practical Introduction to Docker
  • Alister Christie – Learn Delphi TV – A Better Way to Code in Delphi
  • Glen Kleidon – Modernising Your Delphi Web Server Philosophy: Why doesn’t it all just work out of the box?


Click here for Full Details and Registration

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Brisbane Meeting – February 2019

Posted on by Eivind Bakkestuen

Wednesday February 13th at 5:30pm to 9pm.

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

Eivind Bakkestuen will hold a presentation on:

War stories from the dungeon – How to develop a custom FireDAC driver.

Pizza and drinks will be available at cost; keep change handy ($2/piece, $0.50/glass).

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Melbourne Meeting – February 2019

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Monday 18th February at 6 for 6:15pm start.

At our next meeting, we’ve planned for a series of “10-minute” talks, highlighting some code or code snippets. We know everyone has some useful routines, and perhaps you’d like to share them with the meeting.

To get thing started, we have:
– sorting names into telephone book order
– eDoc library, and
– your contribution!

Ideally it will be good to let the local organisers know what you’re going to share with us. However if you just want to bring some code along, that will be fine.

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Melbourne Meeting – January 2019

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Monday 21st January.

Geoffrey Smith, Tony Bryer and John McDonald spoke on Debugging and Improving Code Quality.
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Perth Meeting – January 2018

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Tuesday 15th January.  6pm for 6:15pm start

  • Introduction to SQL for Delphi developers – Scott Hollows
  • GPS – Frank Reynolds
  • Business object changes – Peter Thönell

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Call for Papers

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The Australian Delphi User Group (ADUG) is looking for presenters for the annual Symposium (March 2019 and future years) and also our monthly meetings in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney

IN PERSON OR VIRTUAL
* Presentations at the monthly meetings can be in person or remote via Skype / GoTo Meeting etc
* For the 2019 Symposium, we have already have an international presenter in mind and are looking for additional presenters who are based in Australia or are prepared to travel to Australia at their own expense.
We will also consider remote presentations from outside of Australia.

2019 SYMPOSIUM DATES
* Canberra Symposium Thursday 21st March 2019
* Melbourne Symposium Friday 22nd March 2019

DURATION
Presentations range from 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the meeting and other items on the agenda.

SOFTWARE VENDORS
Presentations from software vendors are ok for most branch meetings, at the discretion of the meeting organizers.
In addition to displaying what your software can do, we also ask that you discuss some interesting behind the scenes technical aspects such as technical challenges that you had to deal with and design decisions.

REPEAT ENTRIES
If you are filling in this form again for additional presentations, you can skip the repeat details such as your experience as we can get them from the prior submission

Submit your Presentation Idea(s)

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Melbourne Meeting – December 2018

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Monday 17th December.

Roger Plant gave an overview of Git, Git workflows and tools that work with Git.
Then Brian Watson gave a presentation on GitKraken, a graphical interface to Git.

Slides for Roger’s presentation can be downloaded here…. Read more ›

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