Roger Plant gave a presentation on the BergSoft Next Suite, which he won at the recent Symposium. He demonstrated a variety of controls, and showed BergSoft’s NextInspector, which allows users to examine and modify object properties at run time.… Continue reading ›
We started with a “Public Soap Box” where discussed questions and discoveries related to Delphi.
Peter Magor gave a presentation on the Woll2Woll Info Power library that he won at the symposium.
And John McDonald gave a short presentation on generic lists, which detoured into class references and virtual class methods.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, we started with a “Public Soap Box” where topics discussed included hosting issues on Amazon servers and the problems caused by Windows 10 upgrades..
Then John McDonald showed how easy it is to set up classes to work with the
for element in expression syntax.… Continue reading ›
At this meeting, we had several short presentations.
Andrea Coffey showed her code for sorting names into telephone book order.
Tony Bryer showed the TMS Flexcel component suite, which can create Excel spreadsheets from Delphi code.
And Lance Collins showed his share trading software.… Continue reading ›
Geoffrey Smith, Tony Bryer and John McDonald spoke on Debugging and Improving Code Quality.
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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….… Continue reading ›
Geoffrey Smith spoke on the Delphi MVC Framework, an open source framework developed by Daniele Teti, used to create RESTful services with Delphi..
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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:
