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Command-line Compilation Of Delphi Projects: Real-life Examples

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November 6, 2023
Delphi app command-line compilation allows developers to compile a project in the background regime without the necessity to run IDE software. This approach is very useful for automating the compilation process, especially in those cases when you need to compile a lot of projects and/or libraries. Command-line compilation is conducted by means of the MSBuild command. The parameters of this command…
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AI Translation: The Next Frontier In Language Translation

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September 15, 2023
Dive into the world of AI-Translate, a simple yet powerful desktop application designed for seamless translation across over 100 languages. Leveraging groundbreaking large language models and offering a uniform user experience across various platforms through cross-platform development, it stands as a promising example tool in the next frontier of language translation. Explore its features and…
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Stable Diffusion: Generative AI On Your Desktop Through Delphi

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August 16, 2023
Welcome, art enthusiasts, developers, and innovators! Generative AI is turning into a powerful force in the software development and content creation spaces. In this article we will explore the Stable Diffusion Desktop client – a desktop UI designed to give you access to a whole host of Stable Diffusion models for image generation without having to have a GPU on your Windows, macOS, or Linux…
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Marco Cantú wins the Niklaus Wirth Award for Most Valuable Contributor To Pascal

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June 28, 2023
We are very pleased to announce that our very own Marco Cantú has been given the Niklaus Wirth Award by The International Pascal Congress hosted by The University of Salamanca in Spain. The citation from the jury finishes with the sentence “Marco Cantù is one of the most brilliant, original, and distinguished figures of Pascal Community”. I don’t think we could have said it better…
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