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[...] finishing off with two introductory sample projects demonstrating how to implement App Tethering in your […] [...]

[...] This article contains a viable solution to a critical flaw in App Tethering, which now means that you can reliably and safely iterate through all currently-connected [...]

[...] What are “Interoperable Systems” To begin this series of articles, let’s explain what an Interoperable System is and why [...]

[...] Previously… In the first part of this series of articles, we took a look at Interoperable Systems as a concept, followed by App Tethering – a recent addition to Delphi enabling us to [...]

[...] version from the GitHub repository, and run the LKSLInstaller.exe program to configure the RAD Studio IDE so that you can easily use the LKSL units in your programs. You […] [...]

[...] version from the GitHub repository, and run the LKSLInstaller.exe program to configure the RAD Studio IDE so that you can easily use the LKSL units in your programs. […] [...]

[...] In this article, we’re going to take a look at a wonderful RAD Studio IDE Plugin from David Millington called “Bookmarks”. What is “Bookmarks”? Bookmarks is a radical [...]

[...] Introduction This article serves as an introduction to Event-Driven, Asynchronous Development as a methodology. It is part one of a series on the subject, which will build on each [...]

Introduction In the first part of this series of articles, I explained a couple of problems presented by the way the majority of us develop software t [...]

Following up on my (very) recent spotlight feature on David Millington‘s Bookmarks plugin, I’m pleased to see that David has released Bookmarks 1. [...]

In this article, we’re going to take a look at a wonderful RAD Studio IDE Plugin from David Millington called “Bookmarks”. What is “Bookmarks� [...]

[...] 2010 introduced “Gesture” support, this solution was less than ideal for real-time multi-touch input handling, as an action bound to a Gesture only executed after the Gesture had been [...]

Previously… In the first part of this series of articles, we took a look at how the OnTouch event introduced in XE7 works, and discovered some poten [...]

[...] Following up from my recent article on High Precision Threads in the LKSL, some questions have been asked in the Delphi developer community regarding [...]

LKSL This article uses the LaKraven Studios Standard Library [LKSL]. If you wish to follow along with the code snips provided herein, you should downl [...]

[...] herein, you should download the latest version from the GitHub repository, and run the LKSLInstaller.exe program to configure the RAD Studio IDE so that you can easily use the LKSL units in your [...]

[...] herein, you should download the latest version from the GitHub repository, and run the LKSLInstaller.exe program to configure the RAD Studio IDE so that you can easily use the LKSL units in your [...]

[...] to here-forth as “DDST”) is a truly remarkable Windows Shell Extension specifically for Delphi developers. Once installed, you will see an additional item on the […] [...]

[...] In this article, we’re going to take a look at the MonkeyMixer IDE Plugin from LaKraven Studios Ltd (that’s us, in case you didn’t know). What is “MonkeyMixer”? [...]

[...] Interoperable Systems as a concept, followed by App Tethering – a recent addition to Delphi enabling us to quickly and easily produce Interoperable Systems – finishing off with two [...]