In this movie we look at using an XML file within Delphi.  To make this very easy we take advantage of the DTD (Document Type Definition) for the XML file, and use the XML Data Binding Wizard in Delphi to generate a whole bunch of code for us.  You can watch the video here.  It's a bit under 9 minutes long

In this Delphi programming tutorial we look at using TeeChart (TChart) to produce a graph of Jpeg quality verses file size.  This video is about 12 minutes long and you can watch it here.

This is a really short video where we compare for..to and for..in loops to iterate over an array.  It is 5 minutes long and you can watch it here.

In this 6 minute video we take a look at converting a humble label into a HyperLink.  You can watch it here.

In this movie we write our first DataSnap application.  It is a basic two tier (Client/Server) application and yet another rendition of the BioLife example.  This movie is a bit over 8 minutes long and you can watch it here.

This time we take a look at Selection Sort, yet another badly performing sorting algorthim.  This is my third live action video, however my brother wanted his camera back so I'll probably go back to making Camtasias for awhile.

This is my second video on sorting algorithms and this time we are going to look at insertion sort.  Insertion sort is certainly a step up in performance from bubble sort, but it's still pretty poor.  I demonstrate this one using cards again.  It's another short one at three and a quarter minutes.  You can watch it on youtube or...

This is my first "live action" video.  In this short video we take a look at the bubblesort sorting algorithm. It's one of the worst performing sorting algorithms, but it is also the easiest to explain. We also look at bubblesorts cousin shakersort.

Sometimes the easiest of topics make for the hardest of movies.  In this movie we take a look at the various ways of passing parameters, I've probably not explained things as clearly as I could but I hope it is informative all the same.  Watch it here, it's a bit over eight and a half minutes long.

In this Delphi training guide we look further into Form Docking.  In particular we look at the ManualFloat and ManualDock methods to dock and undock forms in code (rather than Drag & Dock). This video is 10 minutes long and you can watch it here.