One of our MVPs, Ryan Potts, is the originator and maintainer of the Delphi track on Exercism – a site dedicated making it easy for people to learn different programming languages. He was interviewed by the Exercism team previously, but I thought it would be interesting to interview him about what Exercism is, and how all of you can be involved.
What is Exercism? How long has it been around…
C++ has a long history, beginning in 1979, with Cpre, which added classes to C. By 1980, it was C with Classes. And then in December of 1983, the term C++ was first used, suggested by Rick Mascitti. That’s thirty-five years ago this year! Read more in this fascinating…
Learn to Program in Delphi - Architecture and Layers of Code
October 28, 2016
Author: Pawe Gowacki
Last week we have created „DelphiSuperCalculator” project and learn how to build, run and debug it.
Before rushing into writing code it is a good thing to step back first and think about the overall architecture of your app. This typically involves…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
In the first post we have covered the installation of Delphi Starter. Now it is the high time to start using it! The best way to learn something is to start using it to build something useful, but not too complicated. Today we will start creating a…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
In coming weeks David Millington (C++Builder Product Manager) and I are going to publish weekly blog postings where you can learn programming step by step with Delphi and C++Builder. As much as possible we will try to synchronise topics and content so…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
This blog post is the beginning of the “Learn to Program in Delphi” series. My name is Paweł Głowacki and I have been using and teaching Delphi for the last 20 years. I love Delphi programming and I do it also in my spare time. I think you can call…
