Regular Expressions (regex) are like a Swiss Army knife for text manipulation. They allow you to perform complex pattern matching and transformations with just a few characters. You can wield this powerful tool in the Find and Replace Dialog in the Delphi IDE. Here’s why you should embrace regex and how to make the most of it.  Watch here.

Ever wondered how simple it is to replicate Notepad using Delphi? In this video, we’ll create a Notepad clone from the ground up, leveraging Delphi's numerous low-code features. This video, tucked away in the LearnDelphi.tv archives for three years, is finally seeing the light of day. So, sit back and enjoy this never-before-seen content!

Watch this quick tip for you on using the Code Formatter that might save you a bit of time.

Today, we look at modifying your uses clauses to reduce the memory required to build your applications. This can be important if you use an older version of Delphi, such as XE8, which has limited memory available and can crash when it runs out.  Watch this video to learn more.

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Comparing component properties can be tricky.  Watch this video for a couple of techniques that make it easy.

WebP images are a lossy image compression format similar to jpg, only better. Watch this video to find out how to use them and other ways to improve image loading performance in Delphi.

There are lots of new features in Delphi 12, but here is a small, but helpful, improvement. That would be the enhanced TStrings property editor.  Watch on YouTube.

Delphi 12 now supports long-string literals. Just how long is long? Watch and find out. Again, this is a highly useful enhancement to Delphi.

Multi-line strings are a fantastic new addition to the Delphi language and have some interesting features that make them particularly useful.  Find out about them in this video.

What are interposer classes, and when can you use them? In this video, we do some name-space hackery to introduce behaviour to controls on a form without having to write a whole new component.  Watch this video.