At this meeting, Richard King introduced us to Lazarus and FreePascal.
If you’re interested in a cross-platform alternative to Delphi, or you are concerned about Embarcadero’s redefinition of perpetual, you should take a look at FreePascal.
Richard’s presentation covered: … Continue reading ›
Our next meeting will be on Monday 17th February.… Continue reading ›
At our December meeting, Roger Plant showed us Registration-Free COM. This allows a program to access a COM server without the server being registered in the Registry. You can use either a custom manifest, or an external manifest.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, Robert Horbury-Smith showed us how to use a Mormot server with a Delphi and an Elevate WebBuilder front-end.
His presentation centered on building and consuming a mORMot HTTPServer using a Service Oriented Architecture.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, Glen Kleidon presented his Arpy framework.
Arpy is a framework for creating secure web servers. It uses the same highly flexible, modern approach popularised in NodeJs and .Net Core, abstracting out the server complexity allowing the developer to focus on the business logic.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, Brian Watson presented
a Practical Account of Using XML with Delphi.
– What happens when you thought you knew about XML but did not.
The meeting started with the ADUG Annual General Meeting.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, Lachlan Gemmell gave a remote presentation on Anonymous Methods.
He showed the syntax for method references, which is required to … Continue reading ›
Our Annual Symposium for 2019 was held on 21st March in Canberra and 22nd March in Melbourne.
Our Sponsors this year included:
