Last day for Melbourne Early Bird Registration for the ADUG 2024 Symposium is this Sunday, 7th April!
Why bother leaving the comfort of your own office to come out to the venue? LOTS of reasons.
- Catch up with old friends and make new ones in a relaxed venue by the bay, The Bridge Mordialloc. Enjoy a social work-related day.
ADUG 2024 Symposium
ADUG is excited to announce our 2024 Annual Symposium will be held on Friday 17th May 2024 (AEST).
Join us for the day and expand your knowledge of the Delphi ecosystem. Four speakers will present on different areas of interest.… 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.
… Continue reading ›Is it even possible to share any UI code across the two frameworks?
Melbourne Meeting 21st November 2022
Melbourne Meeting 21st November 2022
What is the relationship between Functional Programming and Arpy? Is there one?
Find out at the next Melbourne meeting when Glen Kleidon gives an update on his Arpy project and a talk on Functional Programming.
Arpy
is a framework that provides a new approach to web server development in Delphi.
Malcolm Groves on Debugging with the IDE Tonight at the National/Melbourne ADUG Meeting 15th August 2022
“Keep Calm and Use The Debugger”
This is the first National Meeting, hosted in conjunction with Melbourne branch on their regular meeting night.
Malcolm Groves will be presenting his postponed 2022 Symposium talk on Debugging, on Monday, 15th August at 7:00 pm Melbourne time.
Melbourne Meeting 15th November 2021
Our meeting starts with the ADUG AGM. This will include the President’s report, the Treasurer’s report and voting for the next committee.
After this we will have some short presentations.
This is an online meeting using Zoom. Connection details will be posted just before the meeting.… Continue reading ›
Melbourne ADUG October Meeting 18/10/21
Virtual Tree View
The Melbourne ADUG October was held online via Zoom.
John McDonald kindly offered to present on Virtual Tree View. Showing us some of the features and abilities of this component, including the grid view and tree view, and how to sort these views.… Continue reading ›