jpluimers
Since I keep forgetting about this, and there is the Embarcadero documentation for it has had no examples added in Delphi 2007 or later: [WayBack] Delphi Basics : FindCmdLineSwitch command Example code : Saerch the… … Read more
4 years ago in Delphi, Development, Software Development0
Heru Susanto
Spoiler Alert: it’s REALLY easy to add a REST API to your own Delphi Windows desktop applications. Read along with us and we’ll show you exactly how easy it is! Expressjs is a fast, ‘unopinionated’… … Read more
4 years ago in Code, Delphi, developer, IDE, object pascal, RAD Studio, rest api0
Muhammad Azizul Hakim
We use DelphiVCL.Application.Destroy to destroy the application instance and all of its associated memory. Never call DelphiVCL.Application.Destroy or DelphiVCL.Application.Free. Instead, use the application’s Terminate method to end the application. Destroy signals that the application has…… … Read more
4 years ago in Delphi, DelphiVCL, GuiProgramming, programming, Python, python gui, windows, windows app0
Emad Bin Abid
Desktop apps are powerful execution tools that can natively run on your local machine to provide holistic application navigation and utilization experiences. With the advancement of modern web technologies, the desktop application development paradigm also… … Read more
4 years ago in C++, Delphi, desktop, desktop applications, desktop apps0
Al Mannarino
In this Part 2 post, we will discuss modifying the default generated CRUD (CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE) procedure implementations from the RAD Server Package Wizard, to show one possible way to implement Get, GetItem, Post,… … Read more
4 years ago in C++, C++ Builder, CRUD, Delphi, InterBase, JSON, rad server, RAD Studio, REST0
Embarcadero Admin
Serkan Şahinoğlu started programming since 1995. He submitted his ForPrompt Studio showcase entry at the Delphi 26th Showcase Challenge and we interviewed him to get more insight on his experiences with Delphi. Head over to… … Read more
4 years ago in Delphi, developer, interview, object pascal, programming, Stories0