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Alister Christie has shared his knowledge about Delphi programming through his YouTube channel where both beginners and experts can benefit from. In most of his Learn Delphi Video tutorials, Alister will help you learn Delphi in the most efficient and most effective ways. With his lessons, you will learn how to program faster and better in windows program development and Delphi. In his previous video, Alister demonstrated some useful keyboard shortcuts that can be used effectively on a Delphi program. In this new Learn Delphi Video, he will be sharing another useful trick ~ the block selection mode. Block selection allows you to select rectangular blocks of text in your code. According to him, this keyboard shortcut is way more useful than it sounds. To learn more about this, feel free to watch the video above.

Today, we are learning another obscure syntax from Alister Christie of Learn Delphi TV. In this new Learn Delphi Video, he will learn more about the ThreadVar and how does it differ from the local variables? It is interesting to note that the code with the threadvar is invalid syntax. A threadvar needs to have a unit scope rather than local scope. According to the video, a thread-local variable has separate instances for each thread in the process. There is a one-to-one mapping between instances of the variable and threads. If you haven’t heard or used ThreadVar before, this Learn Delphi video will explain every detail you need to know. Feel free to watch the video above and learn more about this obscure syntax in Delphi and windows application development.

In this video, Alister Christie of Learn Delphi TV will give us an overview of the REST Debugger tool in Delphi and will demonstrate to us how to use it to connect to Twitter using the OAuth Authentication method. The REST Debugger in Delphi is a tool for making ad hoc requests. With this tool, you can use different authentication methods to connect to services such as Google API or Twitter. You can send a request to the specified service and view the response. Here, we will also learn how this feature becomes one of the most important windows app development tools in Delphi. In this video, Alister will demonstrate the procedure comprehensively. To make this method possible, you will need to use Twitter’s OAuth. Generally, OAuth allows an authorized Twitter developer app to access private account information or perform a Twitter action on behalf of a Twitter account. To learn more about this feature, feel free to watch the Learn Delphi Tutorial above. The video will also show you how to build a very basic application in Delphi which includes the use of the REST Debugger.

We cannot deny the fact that windows program development can be a very tedious process. The scope of it is seemingly limitless and there are just too many areas to explore. Whether you are a beginner who wants to learn more about Delphi or an expert who wants to expand his coding proficiency, Alister Christie of Learn Delphi TV has been constantly providing incredible insights about Delphi including a great number of useful keyboard shortcuts to help you code faster in Delphi. Interestingly, in this Learn Delphi Video, we will take a look at something new. This time, Alister will demonstrate HTTP Redirection using the TIdHTTP component of Indy or Internet Direct. According to the video, the TIdHTTP component is great for downloading web pages and it has some powerful mechanisms for handling HTTP Redirects. Alister will also highlight both HandleRediects Property and OnRedirect Event in this video. Feel free to watch the Learn Delphi video above and learn more.

In this Learn Delphi video, we will take a look at another interesting feature in FireMonkey. Alister Christie will demonstrate to us how to create a list in a FireMonkey multi-device application using RAD Studio Berlin where the item height automatically adjusts itself depending on the content. In this video, he will clearly explain how to calculate text dimensions and how to dynamically adjust the item height in a ListView so that the text fits inside. This 17-minute long video will provide you a comprehensive instruction on how to use this particular feature in FireMonkey. Alister Christie has been sharing a great number of useful tips and tricks about Delphi including some hand keyboard shortcuts to help you code faster in Delphi and windows ide. This video, however, is not a trick but more of a highlight of one of Delphi Berlin’s notable features. If you want to learn more, feel free to watch the video above. Enjoy!

Delphi 10.2 Tokyo may not be the newest version of Delphi as it is already succeeded by Delphi 10.3 (Rio) in 2018 and Delphi Sydney last May 2020. Interestingly, we came across this video of Alister Christie from Learn Delphi TV in which he shares some of his initial experiences in using the Delphi Tokyo version. Every new version of Delphi comes with a great set of new features (both big and small). In this particular Learn Delphi video, Alister will share one of the exciting new features of Delphi 10.2 and it is the possibility to edit data in the “TFDMemTable” component at design time. According to him, this component is a powerful FireDAC in-memory data store which could be really handy in your future Delphi and windows app development project. In this video, Alister will demonstrate the step-by-step method on how you can edit an FDMemTable at design time. To learn more on how to use this component, feel free to watch the video tutorial above. Good luck!

Are you an aspiring developer who wants to learn more about Delphi and windows application development? If you want to expand your knowledge about the software or improve your coding proficiency, you might consider following Alister Christie and absorb some of his useful insights about Delphi. Alister has been sharing his extensive knowledge about programming on many different platforms including his official webpage LearnDelphi.tv, his self-published eBooks, and of course, his YouTube channel. Alister has created many hours of video tutorials to help you learn Delphi Programming in the most efficient and effective ways. Most of the videos he shares highlight various tips and tricks on how to code faster in Delphi. Interestingly, we recently came across this Learn Delphi video where he introduces the String Copy Procedure and a shortcut that most of you may not be completely aware of. To learn more about this String Copy Procedure in Delphi, feel free to watch the video above.

The Windows 10 CRM VCL Demo is available with full source code for Delphi 10.4+ and C++Builder 10.4+. The demo features a number of high DPI styles including Windows 10 Slate Gray and Windows 10 Blue. Additionally, it demonstrates the TTitleBarPanel component, multi-monitor support, and per control styling. It is a full working simple CRM with a board for dragging and dropping records between columns. It is easy to repurpose the demo for your own projects. Delphi Source Code https://github.com/Embarcadero/RADStudio10.4Demos/tree/master/Object%20Pascal/VCL/Windows%2010%20CRM%20Demo C++Builder Source Code https://github.com/Embarcadero/RADStudio10.4Demos/tree/master/CPP/VCL/Windows%2010%20CRM%20Demo Screenshot Gallery  

SQLGate is one of the leading IDEs for database management and development. With over 50,000 licenses of SQLGate sold to more than 2,500 organizations in a wide range of industry sectors, it seems their customers agree. This kind of wide-ranging deployment, customer satisfaction, and dependability is enabled by the rock-solid reliability of the Delphi compiler, VCL and runtime library. Chequer has relied on Delphi to continuously power their SQLGate success story since 2003 to meet the demands of the changing landscape in operating systems, customer expectations and the emerging cloud-based solutions. Delphi has continued to evolve to meet and exceed today’s busy modern requirements to keep Chequer Inc. choosing it as their development tool of choice. Case Study https://blogs.embarcadero.com/sqlgate-validates-delphi-as-the-right-tool-cool-app-selection/ Website https://www.sqlgate.com/ Screenshot Gallery

Regular expressions are search strings where certain characters (symbols) have special meaning. If you are planning to download images from a certain webpage, the so-called Regex Matches method would be a perfect solution. The RegEx Matches Method basically searches an input string for all occurrences of a regular expression and returns all the matches. In this video, Alister Christie will demonstrate to us how exactly this Regular Expression Matches method works. In this Learn Delphi Video, we will learn how to easily use the Regular expression engine in Delphi and how you can effectively use this aforementioned method to download images or a particular image from a webpage and how this feature can be used in any windows application development. To learn more about this method and how to efficiently use it, feel free to watch this Learn Delphi video tutorial above.