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How Does Reliable Delphi Keep This Wonderland Running 365 Days A Year?

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November 20, 2024
When you are open every single day of the year, rain or shine, your timings are measured in milliseconds, and your smallest distances are 0.7mm (0.03 inch) apart you begin to really appreciate how absolutely rock-solid Delphi is. These are the insanely complex engineering problems Daniel Wolf faces every day he walks into his workplace where he is surrounded by the roar of speeding racing car…
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QuickReport Is Back!

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November 14, 2024
QuickReport is a much-loved reporting solution for RAD Studio with Delphi and C++Builder. It hit a crisis a few years back when the lead developer passed away unexpectedly. Now, with the help of Embarcadero Partner Barnsten, QuickReport is back and ready to work with the latest version of RAD Studio! What is QuickReport? QuickReport is a popular banded reporting tool for Delphi and…
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Running Delphi & HTMX in WordPress - HTMX series part 3

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July 5, 2024
There are over 472 million websites powered by WordPress. What most of them have in common is that they don’t benefit from the power of the web because WordPress is limited by its PHP structure. If you want to take your WordPress page or blog to the next level, then HTMX will be the right choice for you.  In this article, we are going to explore how to use HTMX in WordPress, by embedding…
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Memory Safety with Delphi Webinar

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June 4, 2024
What is memory safety and what does it mean for Delphi development? Background Back in February, the US White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) released a report urging developers to build memory safe software. Later the US National Institute of…
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Make Stuff! We Build Our Own Grocery Store Checkout! Webinar Replay

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May 31, 2024
In our final webinar session for a couple of weeks we took a look at how great RAD Studio with Delphi is at connecting to IoT devices. In this session where I used two cameras, five monitors, two desks, two PCs, and a Mac all working at the same time we built the basics of a working grocery store checkout! I had intended to do even more than this – and have a sword-fighting robot which…
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