Coding Practice

Melbourne Meeting – February 2009

By Ian Krigsman Posted on February 15, 2009 Posted in Meetings, Melbourne Tagged with Coding Practice, Indy, Unicode

February 2009

Indy and Unicode: Open source FAIL? – Grahame Grieve (Kestral Computing)

The introduction of Unicode into Delphi 2009 was a major challenge for third party developers. Indy is such a product. It is also an Open Source Development yet it is delivered shrink wrapped with Delphi.… Continue reading ›

Melbourne Meeting – January 2009

By Ian Krigsman Posted on January 15, 2009 Posted in Meetings, Melbourne Tagged with Coding Practice

January 2009

Software Rules and Myths – The Assembly

A continuation of the November 2008 discussion. A little less combative with contributions from John MacDonald and Alex Moss.… Continue reading ›

Melbourne Meeting – November 2008

By Ian Krigsman Posted on November 15, 2008 Posted in Meetings, Melbourne Tagged with Coding Practice

November 2008

Software Rules an Historic Background – Jim Duff (UCars)

Jim put general software rules in an historic context. Jim’s ancient but enlightening research can be obtained here. It includes a plethora of references.

Software Rules and Myths – The Assembly

Good coding practice abounds with “rules” – One object per file, Variable naming conventions, Close coupling is universally bad, etc.… Continue reading ›

Tag: Coding Practice

Melbourne Meeting – February 2009

February 2009

Indy and Unicode: Open source FAIL? – Grahame Grieve (Kestral Computing)

Melbourne Meeting – January 2009

January 2009

Software Rules and Myths – The Assembly

Melbourne Meeting – November 2008

November 2008

Software Rules an Historic Background – Jim Duff (UCars)

Software Rules and Myths – The Assembly