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Using Amazon DynamoDB with Delphi From Adam Johnston from Novuslogic… Continue reading ›
Tag: Delphi
Three Dimensional FireMonkey Component Design
FireMonkey provides access to three dimensional object creation and manipulation. While it is fun to build complex objects by connecting together the supplied primitives (Rectangle, Cone, Sphere, etc.) this could get very tedious so I want to explore creating more complex objects directly in code.… Continue reading ›
Nested Type Enumerations
Over the last couple of years, I have been making more use of nested types to organise how my code (behaviour) is organised in an application. If some application behaviour (encapsulated in class A) is part of a broader behaviour (encapsulated in class B), then I will at least consider nesting class A within class B.… Continue reading ›
Using LiveBindings to Connect the UI to Objects
After listening in on the recent Embarcadero webinar Understanding RAD Studio LiveBindings with Cary Jensen I asked a few questions in the Q&A session, like how to notify the framework of changes to property values from within a property setter. I had a keen interest in the webinar after experimenting with LiveBindings as I belive they have great potential.… Continue reading ›
A TBitButton equivalent for FireMonkey
While porting my VCL applications to FireMonkey I needed to find a replacement for the TBitButton from “Additional” palette and so decided to try building my own custom TButton with a graphic on it.… Continue reading ›
Extending the FireMonkey TStringGrid
While porting my VCL applications to FireMonkey I needed to find a replacement for the TAdvStringGrid from TMS software and so decided to try building my own custom TStringGrid.… Continue reading ›
A VCL to FireMonkey Convertor
I have been convinced that FireMonkey provides opportunities to use Delphi in new and exciting ways. I am interested in exploring the possibilities but I also want to maintain as much as possible of the IP that I have built up in Delphi applications to date. … Continue reading ›
Our Annual Symposium for 2019 was held on 21st March in Canberra and 22nd March in Melbourne.
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