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19 Jan 2011
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Implementing a Session Pool in DBX DataSnap
Learn how to create a session pool for a DBX DataSnap server and see a demonstration of the benefits provided.
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Calvin Tang
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17 Jan 2011
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Building a Well Designed Service using Delphi
Building a service in Delphi is not difficult at all. This session starts with the basics and also covers important aspects that should be considered when designing and building the service.
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Calvin Tang
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14 Jan 2011
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Consuming Web Services with SOAP using Delphi XE
This session presents the ease of building applications to consume Web Services that work with SOAP 1.2 using Delphi.
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Calvin Tang
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12 Jan 2011
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Embarcadero Quality Maturity Model
The Embarcadero Quality Maturity Model is used by each Embarcadero product team as a framework to continually improve in terms of testing effectiveness. The quality maturity model has 8 categories to help focus and drive quality improvement. This model has been used very successfully with mature products such as RAD Studio and new products such as AppWave. Success factors include customer satisfaction, time to market, and development productivity. This session discusses the Quality Maturity Model, the Embarcadero QA Roadmap, and goes through some of the initiatives taken by RAD Studio in the past two years to dramatically improve the product quality.
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Calvin Tang
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10 Jan 2011
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Developing WPF Applications in Delphi Prism
The Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a rich and powerful user interface framework that is quite a bit different from traditional frameworks such as WinForms and the VCL. This session introduces the core concepts involved in developing WPF applications including XAML, dependency properties, routed events, styles and templates, and much more. This session gets you started developing WPF applications in Delphi Prism.
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Calvin Tang
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7 Jan 2011
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Effectively Using CodeSite Express
CodeSite is an advanced debugging and application logging system that gives developers deeper insight into how their code is executing. With CodeSite, developers are able to locate problems more quickly and ensure their code is running correctly. And now every edition of RAD Studio XE includes CodeSite Express. This session focuses on how to get the most out of CodeSite Express in RAD Studio XE and highlights the differences between CodeSite Express and the full featured CodeSite Studio.
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Calvin Tang
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5 Jan 2011
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VENDOR SHOWCASE: Practical Software Test Management with TestRail
Most software teams already use bug tracking tools and project management software to track and organize their development efforts. But what about the software tests? Organizing test cases, tracking the testing progress and managing testing resources is critical to ensure great release quality. This presentation introduces the Web-based test management software, TestRail, and explains how software teams benefit from adopting such a tool.
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Calvin Tang
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3 Jan 2011
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Using Extended RTTI to Make your Life Easier
The extended RTTI system in Delphi can be used to access information on any object, regardless of class. This makes it useful in cases where your code needs to perform actions on arbitrary data types. This session shows how to use extended RTTI to simplify serialization, dataset-object binding and scripting.
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Calvin Tang
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31 Dec 2010
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Implementing Artificial Intelligence with Delphi
Artificial intelligence is experiencing a new renaissance due to a rapid development in the areas of feature extraction and classifiers. The session includes and overview of the current state of AI, an introduction to the concept of feature extractor and classifier, and implementing classifiers in Delphi.
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Calvin Tang
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29 Dec 2010
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Software Configuration made Portable, Powerful and Priceless
Does your software application require any configuration settings? Does your approach to configuration work on both Windows and Linux? Does your technique allow for variations on development, testing and production machines? If you're not completely happy with how and where you store your settings, attend this session and find out how the free, open source solution known as ZaphodsMap can brighten your day.
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Calvin Tang
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27 Dec 2010
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Gesturing Capabilities for New Application and Current Projects
Vsevolod analyzes gesturing capabilities available in Delphi and C++Builder from the viewpoint of practical effectiveness. Benefits of gesture control are discussed for application, when it’s the key metaphor of UI. In addition, a number of ways to improve usability of the existing projects for DB is considered. Mouse-driven and touch device gesture trigging is compared on the base of test results.
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Calvin Tang
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24 Dec 2010
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VENDOR SHOWCASE: Rubicon Full Text Search
Thinking of adding high-speed search functionality to your custom database application? Find out how using Rubicon can save you development time while providing faster, smarter answers to your end users.
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Calvin Tang
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22 Dec 2010
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Building Robust Applications with Customized Exception Management
This session explores how to replace the default exception handler with one that provides screen shots, call stacks and other useful information. This session shows how to automatically send that information via Web Services and/or email.
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Calvin Tang
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20 Dec 2010
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Continuous Integration with DUnit and FinalBuilder
This session shows how to change your DUnit Tests so that they can run under FinalBuilder and how to implement Continuous Integration with FinalBuilder.
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Calvin Tang
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17 Dec 2010
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Software Archeology with Delphi (now with AQtime)
You have just inherited 1,000,000 lines of code… now what? In this session, Mike describes the process of software archeology using Delphi. This includes a full demo and includes coverage of UML, Metrics, Audits, Performance issues with AQtime, and Documentation generation all from inside Delphi XE.
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Calvin Tang
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15 Dec 2010
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ClientDataSets Part 2: Using and Controlling the Change Cache
In this follow-up to "Introduction to ClientDataSets" presented at DataRage 2, ClientDataSet expert Cary Jensen continues the series with an in-depth look at the ClientDataSet change cache. Here you will learn how to determine the state of individual records, filter the ClientDataSet based on change cache state, restore deleted records, undo specific changes, undo all changes, make changes permanent, persist the change, and much more.
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Calvin Tang
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14 Dec 2010
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Using WebKit to render RPCL components into RadPHP XE visual designer
This video shows the speed differences between Webkit and Internet Explorer when rendering the same code and how using the WebKit engine can increase the responsiveness of the visual designer.
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Calvin Tang
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13 Dec 2010
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Fun Things to Create Using Azure and Delphi
Is cloud the next big thing?, Mike describes the current state of the "cloud" and some of the advantages to this approach. During this session, learn what the cloud is and how to take advantage of it with RAD Studio XE, including some great demonstrations of the new components.
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Calvin Tang
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10 Dec 2010
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Creating Editor Key Bindings in Delphi
One of Delphi's more powerful capabilities, and least used, is it's flexible open tools application programming interface (API). In this in-depth presentation, Delphi expert Cary Jensen demonstrates you can use the open tools API to add your own key combinations to Delphi's editor. He concludes the presentation by showing you how to create and install a design-time package that will add your new keystrokes to any Delphi installation.
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Calvin Tang
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9 Dec 2010
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RadPHP - Organizing your project files and setting the main script
Learn how to organize your RadPHP project files and set the main script for your project. See the standard behavior where clicking Run performs that action on the current file focused on the code editor, and the webserver is started using the path where that script is placed as the document root. Then see how you can override that behavior, using the Toggle Main Script option at the project manager, so all run actions will work on the script you select.
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Calvin Tang
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