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We will be talking about source control and how it can help improve you software projects. Wednesday, May 25th, 2016 North York Central Library – 5120 Yonge Street 6:00PM to 8:00PM

Note the date change. We are meeting on Wednesday. I will post a reminder before the meeting. Getting back to our semi-regular series on software development best practices, we will be talking about Source Control, sometimes called Version Control. We’ll … Continue reading →

Open Tools API Warren Postma showed us different ways to write plug-ins for the Rad Studio IDE and explained the pros and cons of each approach. One of his examples uses the Castalia Delphi Parser to look for badly aligned begin/end … Continue reading →

Warren Postma will talk about creating your own plug-ins for the RAD Studio IDE. This was the original topic for the February meeting, but it had to be rescheduled. If you have ever wanted to know how to interact with the … Continue reading →

We are meeting at the Baton Rouge at 5000 Yonge Street at 6:00 PM. This is just south of the North York Central Library where we usually meet. See you there.

There won’t be a traditional meeting this month. Instead we are opting for just a casual meetup where anyone who is interested can get together for a meal and to talk about all things Delphi. I will bring my laptop, … Continue reading →

It turns out that we had a bit of a scheduling snafu and Warren was not able to speak. We apologise for any inconvenience and will reschedule Warren for this talk as soon as possible. Stay tuned for details. In … Continue reading →

Warren Postma will be speaking about creating your own plug-ins for the Rad Studio IDE. You could be forgiven for thinking that this is difficult and arcane, but Embarcadero has made great strides both in terms of documenting the process … Continue reading →

Happy new year! Our first speaker for 2016 will be Wayne Niddery, our resident Delphi guru and Team-B member for as long as I can remember. Continuing with our ongoing theme of improving software development practices, Wayne will be talking … Continue reading →

As promised, we did a review of some of the static code analysis tools from last month: CodeHealer from the CodeHealer Group. The CodeRage discount is still available. Pascal Analyzer from Peganza. FixInsight from SourceOddity. Use the code TDUG20 to get a … Continue reading →