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Learn How Easy It Is To Implement Unit Testing In Your Delphi Windows Apps

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October 30, 2020
In this video, you will learn how to implement a simple “Unit Testing” on your Application. With this simple approach, you can check if the result is matching your expectations,  “Assert” values inside routines, and interact with GUI and non-GUI elements; using a simple loop you can generate several “users’ inputs”, to avoid any future problems on your…
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Windows System Monitor Log Visualization Tool Built In Delphi

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October 21, 2020
Developer Nader Shallabi has a project over on GitHub called Sysmon Tools. Sysmon Tools consists of Sysmon View, Sysmon Shell, and Sysmon Box. Sysmon View is an off-line Sysmon log visualization tool. According to Microsoft Sysmon or System Monitor is a “Windows system service and device driver that, once installed on a system, remains resident across system reboots to monitor and log system…
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RAD Studio with Delphi - The Original Low Code!

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October 19, 2020
These days low-code development is en vogue. Various research groups, such as Gartner, put the low-code application development platform market at ~$10M billion in 2019 and project CAGR to be greater than 20% from 2020 to 2027. In contrast, the market for developer tools has…
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Easy Access to MS Access Databases with Delphi and C++ Builder Components

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September 18, 2020
If you need to work with Microsoft Access databases in your application then you can use the Data Access Objects (DAO) library from WINSOFT: Component list The DAO library contains the following components: TDAODatabase, TDAODataSet, TDAOTable, TDAOQuery, TDAOUpdateSQL Examples // Create a new database uses DAO, DAODS; GetDBEngine.CreateDatabase('C:\database.mdb', dbLangGeneral…
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Syntax Highlighting Editors In Delphi & C++Builder On Windows

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August 20, 2020
A popular syntax highlighting editor for Delphi is called TSynEdit. This post is mainly focused on the various forks of TSynEdit and which one you might want to use in your own projects. The Dev C++ project uses TSynEdit which needed to be upgraded when it was lifted from compiling in Delphi 6 to compiling in Delphi 10.4. The three options are: TurboPack TSynEdit &#8211…
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