Australian Delphi User Group 2023 Symposium – ToolsAPI Plugin for the IDE
David Millington – ToolsAPI Plugin for the IDE
** Please Note **
** 1 hr to go to Jon’s talk on QTX … 2hrs 30min to David’s presentation **
If you use Delphi, you probably have a love/hate relationship with the IDE.… Continue reading ›
Australian Delphi User Group 2023 Symposium – JavaScript the Delphi Way
Jon Aasenden – JavaScript the Delphi Way
There are a number of products to simplify writing JavaScript using pascal-based code.
They provide a fast track for Delphi and pascal programmers to create applications for a wider range of platforms.
At our 2023 Symposium, Jon Aasenden, known to many for his involvement in Smart Mobile Studio, will be presenting “JavaScript the Delphi Way”.… Continue reading ›
Australian Delphi User Group 2023 Symposium – Object Pascal and Web Assembly (WASM)
Jason Tolley – Object Pascal and Web Assembly (WASM)
As the market for desktop-only applications shrinks, are you looking for ways to use existing VCL code to create browser and cross-platform systems?
Join us at the ADUG Symposium, in Melbourne and online, as Jason Tolley presents “Object Pascal and Web Assembly (WASM)”.… Continue reading ›
Australian Delphi User Group 2023 Symposium – Exploring the Cutting Edge of AI
Geoffrey Smith – Practical Applications of AI and ChatGPT: Exploring the Cutting Edge of AI
ChatGPT and AI have been in the news recently. Much has been said about how the world will never be the same again.
Instances of incorrect and silly information are reported daily.… Continue reading ›
ADUG has a forum!
After years of building our community using a mailing list, ADUG launched a forum in July for the conversations to continue and grow.
The response has been fantastic. Previous list users are finding this an easier and more rewarding experience than the mailing list.… Continue reading ›
Melbourne Meeting – November 2020
Monday 16 November.
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
Vincent Parrett from VSoft Technologies and FinalBuilder showed us the Delphi package manager that he’s been working on, with its command line interface and IDE integration.
Notes from his presentation :
DPM is still very much at an alpha stage, it’s buggy, missing features etc.… Continue reading ›
Melbourne Meeting – October 2020
Monday 19 October at 6 for 6:15pm start.
We met online, instead of meeting at the Shed.
The meeting started with the Australian Delphi User Group Annual General Meeting. The AGM went for about 30 minutes.
Then Sue King talked about code security:
Processes that can help in developing software secure in terms of vulnerabilities as well as keeping the code secure.… Continue reading ›