Australian Delphi User Group 2024 Symposium – News of Fast Reports’ Ecosystem for Delphi in 2024

ADUG 2024 Symposium

Michael Philippenko: News of Fast Reports’ Ecosystem in 2024

For 25 years, Fast Reports has been making reporting and business analysis for programmers fast and efficient through the use of their libraries and tools for generating reports and documents from databases and other data sources.… Continue reading ›

Australian Delphi User Group 2024 Symposium – Building a Full-Featured Web Application with Delphi

ADUG 2024 Symposium

Tim Young – Building a Full-Featured Web Application with Delphi

Elevate Web Builder, currently at version 3.02 has been a mainline product for Elevate Software ever since it was first released in 2011.

It is a rapid application development environment for both client and server web applications.… Continue reading ›

Australian Delphi User Group 2024 Symposium – Making 2 million lines of Delphi code from the 1990s relevant to the 2020s

ADUG 2024 Symposium

Mark Fletcher – Making 2 million Delphi loc from 1990 relevant to 2020

Mark Fletcher is a Delphi programmer and business entrepreneur who for 25 years has grown a Point of Sale system for Newsagents (now used at 1700 sites), to a success story serving more than 20 industries, and around 3,000 local independent retailers in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Cook Islands.… Continue reading ›

Australian Delphi User Group 2024 Symposium – Enhancing Application Security in Delphi

ADUG 2024 Symposium

Alister Christie – Enhancing Application Security in Delphi

In the realm of application security, the Delphi programming environment presents both opportunities and challenges. This talk aims to shed light on critical aspects of application security within Delphi.… Continue reading ›

VCL and FireMonkey without losing your mind 20th February 2023

Did you miss DevConIT? Maybe you don’t speak Italian?

Join us on Monday, 20th February to hear Andrea Raimondi present his DevConIT talk in English at our ADUG National Meeting.

Is it even possible to share any UI code across the two frameworks?