Oregon Delphi User Group

To be determined…

To be determined…

With the rapid spread of Corona virus, we will support the advice to limit interactions with others until the threat has abated. Furthermore, since all restaurants are closed for in-house dining, All future meetings are suspended until further notice.

Demo of applications by Sysmatics and how minimizing apps on the desktop do not work the same in Windows 10 as previous versions. PRESENTER Gene Juhos has been working with Delphi since version 3. Before that he used the Pascal language on the Apple Lisa. He started his programming career writing code for an IBM 3741. He’s written useful code in COBOL, FORTRAN, C, C++, Assembler, and CADOL. Currently, his business, Sysmatics, converts proprietary character based business applications to Delphi for several customers.

Design Patterns in Delphi - an introduction and overview.

The November meeting is our last meeting of each calendar year. This year, we’ll get out our crystal ball and peer into the future of what 2020 will bring to the tech industry. Come add your thoughts to the mix! DISCLAIMER: The discussions will be purely speculation and the opinions of those present!

No specific topic tonight–just Delphi developers getting together and sharing whatever non-political topics come to mind!

In July, we had a Delphi MVP briefly cover a variety of topics, one of them was MARS Curiosity, the open source REST server framework written by Andrea Magni. This month, Glenn Dufke is back and will dive more deeply into that framework. Further back this year, we explored another open source web server project, DMVC Framework, written by Daniele Teti, and will bring this out as time allows to compare the two.

Our meeting for this month does not have any specific topic. We’ll just meet and chat about whatever technical (or non-technical) subjects that may come up.

Glenn Dufke, an Embarcadero MVP, will be visiting Portland in July and would like to meet fellow Delphi developers around the world. While here, he offered to stop by our group and talk to us on the following topics: Briefly go through how to set up RAD Studio to build and compile for Android Things and what you can do with it; Current status of Delphi, the direction it’s currently taking and what’s to come–most importantly why we should keep using the product and the cool new solutions we can build (it’s not just for maintaining existing customer solutions); Finally we will look at how you can couple Delphi as a back-end with multiple front-ends for different platforms and still access your data; we will also look at how you can build a REST Server and Client with MARS Curiosity – the open source REST server framework written by Andrea Magni.