In this short, I show how to select a single column of text and delete it. This is block mode select, and it can be useful for many things.  Watch here.

In this short, I'm going to show you a quick way of selecting a project from the project window.  Watch here.

There is a key difference between the IfThen() function and the new ternary 'if' operator: the new ternary operator is lazy, whereas IfThen is not. Confused? Then watch this video.

One thing Claude is genuinely good at is knocking out small utilities fast. Here is one that will parse your .DPR and .PAS files and produce a directed graph of every unit your project uses and all their dependencies. Code available here.  Watch here.

I've written (with Claude doing all the work) a client application to send prompts to LM Studio. The cool thing about this example application is that it renders the LM Studio response (in markdown) as it arrives. I have to say this is pretty cool. Code available here.  Watch here.

This is a follow-up to my previous video, in which we used Claude to write a Delphi IDE plugin. I've now tested the same scenario with Gemini and ChatGPT, and this is a discussion of the results.  Watch here.

Ever accidentally hit the Insert key in the Delphi IDE and started overwriting your code? In this video, I use Claude AI to live-code a Delphi IDE plugin using the Open Tools API (OTA) that intercepts the Insert key and replace it with the context menu instead. Watch as we work through compile errors, fix a crash-on-uninstall bug, and iterate on different approaches to remapping the key — all driven by AI pair programming in a browser. Watch Here

Topics covered:

• IOTAKeyboardBinding and the OTA keyboard services
• Registering and cleanly unregistering design-time packages
• Debugging an access violation on package unload
• Using WM_CONTEXTMENU as a key remap target

I had Claude write this description, although we never fixed the "exception after uninstall" bug. Still it's quite a fun watch. I think I'll vacuum my keyboard next time before making a thumbnail.

I have no idea if anyone will be interested in seeing me fix legacy code, but let me know in the comments if you would like to see more (or never see me code again).  Watch here.

We will run Claude Code against the same legacy code we've been using for our static code analysis in previous videos and see what it identifies to fix.  Watch it on YouTube.

Summary:

• I don't think Claude is a replacement for static code analysis
• Run a code formatter and static code analysis first
• Large legacy files eat through tokens quickly
• Run Claude over the file many times with different prompts

I've uploaded the two books I've authored to NotebookLM and asked it to create a video titled "Why Static Code Analysis Matters?" I think the output is quite informative, but perhaps exaggerates the utility of code analysis. What do you think? Am I going to be replaced?  Watch on YouTube.