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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Advanced HTTP Hacking Webinar Code
You can find all the code from my HTTP webinar in my special HTTP folder. [Project source code] [YouTube Replay] This is the script I use to demonstrate HTTP Range requests through Telnet. Just copy and paste each block of … Continue reading
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FireDAC MemTable Editing – New in 10.2 Tokyo
One of my favorite new features (beyond Linux) is the ability to edit the data in a TFDMemTable at design time. You could already edit the field defs, to set it up. This makes the TFDMemTable, which was already super flexible … Continue reading
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Delphi Tokyo 10.2 Wallpaper
I’ve had a few requests for my Delphi Tokyo 10.2 wallpaper that I made. I found out that while this is a picture of Mt. Fuji in the background, this photo is from the Kyoto side, not the Tokyo side. I … Continue reading
Meet HOSOKAWA Jun, our Japan MVP
I wanted to share a little about HOSOKAWA Jun, our Japanese MVP. He blogs at qiita.com/pik and you can follow him on Twitter @pik. When I was in Tokyo I got to meet HOSOKAWA Jun. We have a lot of great developers in Japan (and … Continue reading
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The Sarina DuPont Self Driving Car Episode
Talking to Sarina DuPont about her role with Embarcadero and the future of RAD Studio and the evolution of technology with automation and self driving cars. Here are a few links discussed in this episode Miniatur Wunderland Raspberry Pi Zero Visuino for … Continue reading
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What’s In a Name and Advocacy Defined
When I started at Embarcadero, David I. asked me what I wanted my title to be. I went with Developer Evangelist since that was David’s title, and then he added Engineer on because of my years as a Software Engineer. … Continue reading
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Meet the Tokyo Engineers & MVP
I got to sit down with some of the engineers in Tokyo to talk about C++Builder, RAD Studio and Delphi. C++Builder is big in Japan. Maybe even bigger than Delphi (which is saying a lot.) It was great to put … Continue reading
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Making the Huge World of Delphi Small Again
The world of Delphi is HUGE. It love seeing all the different types of apps being built and seeing users all over the world. This week I was in Tokyo for their #0315inTokyo event announcing 10.2 Tokyo coming soon. In … Continue reading
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Join us for Live Coding!
Last week Craig Chapman and myself launched our first LiveCoding event. It was a lot of fun, and we are doing another event tomorrow, March 2nd at 11 AM US Central Time (find the time in your zone.) We will be … Continue reading
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