This book will make you a faster Delphi developer, it doesn't matter if you are just starting out, or have been using Delphi since version 1, you will find all sorts of tips, tricks and hacks to boost your productivity.
Make your Delphi code better by reading this book! You will find numerous tips, tricks, techniques and tools to enhance and improve code. How does your code stack up? Are you writing code that will be usable for years, or are you heading towards a dystopian maintenance apocalypse?
Watch my happy birthday wishes for Delphi here. Also if you want to know a bit about my history with Delphi, you can check out this video.
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In this videw we take a look at an issue when styling an application when we have a TPanel parented to a TSplitView. Watch it on YouTube.
In this video we take a look at how we can make our items in a TListView size automatically to fit the content.
In this video we look at a fairly recent feature in Delphi that allows you to edit an FDMemTable at design time. I've found this to be really handy, and I hop you do to. Sadly currently no support for TClientDataSet.
This one is a bit trivial (but nice and short), you should already know how to copy substrings, however there might be a shortcut you are unaware of, check it out in the video here.
In this video we look at the Matches method on TRegEx, the Regular Expression engine in Delphi. We use it download images in a web page. Watch it on YouTube.
We take a look at how you can style controls that don't support VCL styles, in this case a cxGrid. Chack it out on YouTube.
In this video we take a look at some of my first impressions of the latest version of Delphi - having used it for a few hours now.
Overall really good but...
Synchronize Prototypes is an awesome recent feature to the Delphi IDE, if you are not using it you need to watch this video.
I've been using Delphi XE7 for a job lately, and there are a number of features I've missed from later versions of Delphi. One of them is Multipaste, which can save you a heap of typing. Check out how to use it here.