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- TMS Advanced Toolbars & Menus v3.7.5.0
- How do you improve Quality
- Code Beautifier Collection 6 for CodeGear RAD Stud...
- DeHL 0.3 is out
- Steganography with Delphi - Hide Data Inside Images
- Why should you always use FreeAndNil instead of Free
- Storing Resource (WAV, MP3, ...) into Delphi Execu...
- Create Manifest for Vista UAC if Not Running Under...
- Getting Started with Delphi and C++Builder 2009
- Hint for Delphi Prism
- Generic Methods and Type Inferencing
- Proposal for Automated Variables
- Raising The Dead
- Delphi Prism and DataSnap Server Method Stream Par...
- key-feature of NativeDB
- How can XLSReadWriteII help you
- How to Hook the Mouse to Catch Events Outside of D...
- Castalia for Delphi
- How to Unit Test a Data Module
- New Delphi Product Manager and R&D Manager
- How to Right Align a Menu Item
- Optimal project settings
- Profiler for Delphi
- Writing a RemObjects SDK for .NET Server and Mac C...
- Web Service Projects and Sessions
- Knowing what and when to optimize
- SmartFlash Amazing splash screens
- What's FFVCL and What's FFmpeg?
- TAdvStringGrid 4.5 And TMS Smooth Controls Pack v2...
- Implementing MultiCast Events for Win32 Delphi's T...
- Component ITunes
- Quickly Switching Between Chunks of Code
- Wireless Communication Library
- How to Unit Test a Data Module
- Why Has the Size of TObject Doubled In Delphi 2009
- Delphi 2009 Implicit String Conversion Penalties
- Generic Features of nrComm Lib
- SamplingProfiler 1.7.0 still hot from the compiler
- Ten Things That Really Bug Me
- RAD Studio 2009 TObject is online
- Improved IDE support for DA LINQ
- Hitsoft XML Object Library. General Description
- AppManifest Application Manifest for Delphi2009/2007
- What is VisPDF Library
- read more about next inspector 4.9.9
- The Rise and Fall of TObject
- Slimming the Fat off Your Apps With Delphi
- DelayLoading Of DLLs
- How to Display Menu Item Hints In Delphi
- PlatinumGrid packs a impressive feature set for PH...
- Improve the loading speed of Delphi application bu...
- Make non TWinControl descendant response to window...
- Handle allocated to Delphi Packages
- Enumerate Optional Parameters of TClientDataSet in...
- Scrolling TMemo and TRichEdit control at runtime
- Create a I/O redirection console application
- MapFileStats v1.2 out
- Move a form without dragging on the title bar
- Resize Form even if it is borderless
- Using Indy HTTPS client to consume Google API service
- Retrieve Shell Folders Using SHFolder
- Draw a translucent effect image In Delphi
- SizeOf and Length In Delphi 2009
- How to Hack into Delphi class
- Scale your form to work in multi-resolution enviro...
- Design Multi-Threaded SDI Application
- Using TWebBrowser to display content from stream r...
- Binding TCollections to paginating ListViews
- Improved Login Infrastructure for Data Abstract
- DataSnap Server Method Stream Parameters
- Compiling from the Command Line
- What is VGScene
- I hate integers
- Delphi ListView and Pagination
- ATViewer 2.8
- Fluent XML Part 2
- Fluent XML Part 1
- Delphi Generics: constructor restriction
- Delphi and the Integer data types
- Forcing RTTI on record types
- Why Avoid using TDictionary
- Delphi 2009 Serious bug in Forms.pas
- What is F-IN-BOX
- TDataSet is fine, but ORM is better
- Migrations save your data headaches
- wxForms for Delphi 1.0
- Delphi 2009 hidden compiler switch?
- Delphi Prism
- .NET databinding in Delphi for Win32
- Delphi profiling made simple
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Delphi Programming Books
Inside Delphi 2006
by Ivan Hladni
Inside Delphi 2006' demonstrates how to use all four languages included in the Borland Developer Studio 2006: Delphi (for Win32 and for .NET), C# and C++. Topics include the foundations of Delphi, VCL framework programming, and .NET programming.
The Tomes of Delphi: WIN32 Multimedia API
by Alan Moore
Comprehensive treatment of the Win32 programmers and developers. The title focuses much attention on the sound portion of the Win32 API.
Delphi Developer's Guide to Open GL
by Jon Jacobs
A comprehensive title targeted at experienced 32-bit Delphi programmers and developers in the use of the industry graphics standard library, OpenGL.
Learn Object Pascal with Delphi
by Rachele, Warren
Learn Object Pascal with Delphi provides an introduction to the popular programming language that is used as the basis for many computer science programs and a wide range of professional software development projects. The book is organized around specific programming skills, such as defining constants, creating variables, declaring types, making decisions, looping, encapsulating routines into procedures, using arrays and records, and handling files.
by Ivan Hladni
Inside Delphi 2006' demonstrates how to use all four languages included in the Borland Developer Studio 2006: Delphi (for Win32 and for .NET), C# and C++. Topics include the foundations of Delphi, VCL framework programming, and .NET programming.
The Tomes of Delphi: WIN32 Multimedia API
by Alan Moore
Comprehensive treatment of the Win32 programmers and developers. The title focuses much attention on the sound portion of the Win32 API.
Delphi Developer's Guide to Open GL
by Jon Jacobs
A comprehensive title targeted at experienced 32-bit Delphi programmers and developers in the use of the industry graphics standard library, OpenGL.
Learn Object Pascal with Delphi
by Rachele, Warren
Learn Object Pascal with Delphi provides an introduction to the popular programming language that is used as the basis for many computer science programs and a wide range of professional software development projects. The book is organized around specific programming skills, such as defining constants, creating variables, declaring types, making decisions, looping, encapsulating routines into procedures, using arrays and records, and handling files.
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