 | Web Programming with Delphi | Andrew J. Wozniewicz |
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| Expected December 2010 |
| Since even the publisher is indicating a release date in 2010, it seems doubtful this book will ever be completed :( |
 | Inside Delphi 2006 | Ivan Hladni |
| Starting with a detailed description of Delphi and C++ languages, this book covers the essential topics such as conditions, loops, strings and arrays, procedures and functions, file I/O, and pointers and gives an introduction to OOP. |
| Published October 2005 |
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| .Net for Delphi Programmers | Jon Shemitz |
| .NET for Delphi Programmers explores .NET from a Delphi programmer’s viewpoint, and it is ideal for Delphi programmers moving to .NET. It presents the core concepts of the .NET world in terms you are familiar with. This book will help you with Delphi for .NET as well as C#. |
| Expected September 2005 |
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| Introducing Delphi Programming: Theory Through Practise | John Barrow, Katherine Malan, Linda Miller |
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| Published September 2005 |
| Review: "Introducting Delphi programming: Theory through Practice" turned out to be outstanding: it begins where I needed to begin; it progresses smoothly from task to task; it is built around sets of practical exercises and practice activities; explanations are clear and well organized. It is the best "how to" book of any type that I've ever used." |
| Mastering Borland Delphi 2005 | Marco Cantu' |
| The latest release of Borland's Delphi is a major overhaul, featuring a brand-new IDE for both Win32 and .NET development and tons of other improvements. Mastering Borland Delphi 2005 is the best way to get up to speed, whether you're starting from scratch or have experience with an earlier version. Written by an award-winning and internationally known Delphi expert, this book shows you how to capitalize on Delphi's many advantages-including its clean language, speed of development, portability, and an active community that has produced hundreds of third-party tools. |
| Published August 2005 |
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| Delphi for .NET Developer's Guide | Xavier Pacheco |
| Delphi for .NET Developer s Guide takes you beyond the basic features of Delphi and the .NET Framework. This volume is packed with in-depth coverage of how to target .NET applications using Borland s best RAD development tool. In this book, you will find practical examples, techniques, and pointers on how to effectively take advantage of the .NET Framework. As a current Delphi user, you will take your skill to the next level by mastering this new and exciting technology. As a newcomer to Delphi or .NET, you will quickly become knowledgeable of the numerous facets of .NET Development using Delphi. |
| Published June 2004 |
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| Mastering Delphi 7 | Marco Cantù |
| Whether you're new to Delphi or just making the move from an earlier version, Mastering Delphi 7 is the one resource you can't do without. Practical, tutorial-based coverage helps you master essential techniques in database, client-server, and Internet programming. And the insights of renowned authority Marco Cantù give you the necessary knowledge to take advantage of what's new to Delphi 7 |
| Published February 2003 |
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| Nitty Gritty Delphi 6 | Frank Eller |
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| Published October 2002 |
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| Delphi Programming With COM and ActiveX | V. Ponamarev |
| Written for Delphi developers and programmers who need to incorporate automation elements and other COM objects into their applications, this book teaches how to use the often-overlooked programming tools of Delphi to create powerful commercial products. |
| Published August 2002 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi : Basic 32-Bit | Alan Moore, John Penman |
| Delphi is the premier development tool within Windows computing, and communications is one of the fastest growing segments of the Windows development platform. The Tomes of Delphi: Basic 32-Bit Communications Programming focuses on two essential communications technologies—Windows Sockets and the Telephony Application Programming Interface—and provides a guide to using them in Windows applications. |
| Published August 2002 |
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| Web Services Development with Delphi | Peter Darakhvelidze, E. Markov |
| Intended for professional developers working in Delphi who are looking for a way to move into the sphere of new programming technology for e-business, this guide discusses specific Delphi tools and technologies and enables developers to take advantage of the RAD technique with the new version of Delphi for creating Web services. Emphasis is given to the development of data processing using the XML and SOAP protocol and to the creation of Web services based on its capabilities. Also covered are all aspects of working with databases-data presentation; local, client-server, and distributed systems; and technologies of accessing data, from BDE to dbExpress and dbGO. |
| Published August 2002 |
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| Discover Pascal in Delphi | Sue Walmsley, Shirley A. Williams |
| This textbook introduces the fundamentals of programming with the Object Pascal language in the Delphi environment, and how to develop database applications using Delphi components. The authors (University of Reading) explain how computers represent arithmetic and real numbers, and define the function of conditionals, counted loops, arrays, pre-defined procedures, records, parameters, and multiple units and forms |
| Published February 2002 |
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| Delphi 6 Developer's Guide | Xavier Pacheco, Steve Teixeira |
| Delphi 6 Developer's Guide is completely updated for Delphi 6 and includes in-depth coverage on Borland's new CLX architecture, DBExpress Applications, SOAP, CORBA, WebSnap and BizSnap features. It continues as a complete reference and authoritative guide to the newest version of Delphi. |
| Published December 2001 |
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| Delphi/Kylix Database Development: DataCLX for Windows and Linux | Eric Harmon |
| A thorough investigation of cross-platform database development using dbExpress will follow the introduction. Eric will cover topics ranging from setting up a database connection to single- and multi-tiered database applications. Along the way, he will present code snippets and small sample applications to illustrate the points being made. Also, a complete database application will be presented which will compile and run under either Delphi or Kylix, and will contain such discussed features as disconnected datasets. |
| Published December 2001 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Win32 Core API Windows 2000 Edition | John Ayres |
| This new edition, updated for Windows 2000, continues the tradition of being the most accessible and definitive reference to 32-bit versions of Delphi and includes new material on printing and networking, updated help files, and examples on the CD. |
| Published December 2001 |
| August 2001 |
 | Delphi Developer's Guide to XML | Keith Wood |
| Designed for the Delphi developer who wants to learn about XML, Delphi Developer#s Guide to XML covers all aspects of utilizing the power of XML through the Delphi environment. This book provides a solid introduction to the technologies that make up XML and its related specifications. In-depth coverage of the Document Object Model (DOM) includes investigation of the basic specification and three implementations: Microsoft#s DOM, CUESoft#s DOM, and Open XML#s DOM. Similarly, both Microsoft#s version and a native Delphi implementation are described for the Simple API for XML (SAX). Generating XML documents is detailed using simple text, Delphi#s Web modules and XMLBroker, each of the DOMs, and SAX. Developing applications that make use of XML is also covered, including XSLT and SOAP examples. |
| Published August 2001 |
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| Mastering Delphi 6 | Marco Cantu |
| Whether you class yourself as just a beginner or have long been a lover of Borland's much-acclaimed object-oriented development tool, Mastering Delphi 6 has plenty to offer you. Written by world-renowned Delphi expert Marco Cantù, this edition, marking the release of Delphi 6, continues the tradition of excellence, balancing attention to detail with the author's unfussy, very readable style, which makes this a book that's accessible to all. |
| Published July 2001 |
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| Programming and Problem Solving with Delphi | Mitchell C. Kerman |
| Teaches beginners how to program using Delphi, and assumes no prior programming experience. Throughout, it emphasizes sound problem solving and programming skills, and is designed with numerous screen shots to demonstrate this visual language. The book includes a CD-ROM of Delphi 5 so readers have access to the latest features of the language. |
| Published July 2001 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Developer's Guide to Troubleshooting | Clay Shannon |
| The revised The Tomes of Delphi: Developer's Guide to Troubleshooting covers all versions of Delphi, including Delphi 6. This book is an alphabetical reference to nearly 800 design-time, compile-time, and run-time error messages of Borland's Delphi Object Pascal language. Error message entries include an explanation of what actions or omissions may have caused the error message, how to quickly resolve the problem, and how to avoid receiving the error message in the future. Code samples clearly demonstrate how to eliminate the errors. |
| Published June 2001 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Algorithms and Data Structures | Julian Bucknall |
| Tomes of Delphi: Algorithms and Data Structures is a highly sophisticated title targeted for advanced developers. Author Julian Bucknall works for one of Inprise's leading and oldest third-party library and tool companies, TurboPower, where he is in charge of technical development. This is the only book on the market that will provide Delphi developers with a comprehensive and current overview of using algorithms and data structures from a practical, not a theoretical, textbook perspective. The book will include a wealth of code examples appropriate for practicing developers. Bucknall's title will provide comprehensive coverage of such topics as arrays, binary trees, data compression, and other advanced topics not treated in any competing titles. |
| Published May 2001 |
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| Building Delphi 6 Applications | Paul Kimmel |
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| Published March 2001 |
| This book was released very prematurely, does not cover the majority of Delphi 6 features and has a great deal of incorrect information on the features it does cover as a result. |
| Delphi Developer's Toolkit | Eric Engelmann |
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| Published March 2001 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Win32 Shell API Windows 2000 Edition | John Ayres |
| The Tomes of Delphi series from John Ayres is recognized as the definitive reference for Delphi programmers and developers. The first edition received rave reviews from industry publications as well as Inprise developers as being the "Rosetta stone which forms the link between Delphi and the Windows API. The new title retains its reference organization, and distinctive help file on the CD, as well as including Windows 2000 changes. |
| Published December 2000 |
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| Learn Object Pascal With Delphi | Warren Rachele |
| Learn Object Pascal is one of the few books on the market that provides a careful and detailed tutorial to using the language. Rachele also includes a wealth of learning aids such as chapter openings, key terms, programming concepts, and annotated code, as well as chapter quizzes and comprehensive tests at the end of the book.
The title is organized in two parts. Part One provides a step-by- step tutorial to Object Pascal. Part Two, highly suitable for more experienced programmers, is the reference section, which explains each element of the language along with advanced algorithms for searching and sorting |
| Published October 2000 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Win32 Multimedia API | Alan C. Moore |
| A comprehensive treatment of the Win32 programmers and developers. The title focuses much attention on the sound portion of the Win32 API. |
| Published July 2000 |
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| Advanced Delphi Developer's Guide to ADO | Alex Federov, Natalia Elmanova |
| Advanced Delphi Developer's Guide to ADO targets the growing market of Delphi programmers and developers who are interested in database programming in Microsoft Universal Data Access architecture using Microsoft ActiveX objects for the family of Windows operating systems |
| Published June 2000 |
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| Delphi in a Nutshell | Ray Lischner |
| Delphi in a Nutshell starts with the Delphi object model, and how to use RTTI (Run Time Type Information) for efficient programming. The rest of the book is the most complete Delphi Pascal language reference available in print, with every language element detailed with complete syntax, examples and methods for use. The book concludes with a look at the compiler, and compiler directives discussed in depth. |
| Published March 2000 |
| Getting great reviews! |
| Delphi COM Programming | Eric Harmon |
| After providing an understanding of the COM framework, it offers a practical exploration of COM to enable Delphi developers to program component-based applications. Typical real-world scenarios, such as Windows Shell programming, automating Microsoft Agent, and creating and using ActiveX controls, will be explored. Discussion of each topic will be illustrated with detailed examples. |
| Published January 2000 |
| Finally! A book specifically detailing how to use Interfaces and COM within Delphi. This book unravels all the mysteries and clears up common mistakes in an easy to understand presentation. Good reviews! |
| Delphi Graphics and Game Programming Exposed! | John Ayres |
| An experienced Delphi and game developer gives a competitive overview of introductory-through-advanced Delphi programming for game developers and programmers. He offers advanced coverage of scrolling map engines, voxel engines, and texture mapping. All examples are heavily coded in the book as well as the CD-ROM. |
| Published January 2000 |
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| Essential Skills with Delphi 5 | Andrew Santos |
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| Published January 2000 |
| Poor reviews |
| Delphi 5 Developer's Guide | Steve Teixeira, Xavier Pacheco |
| The Borland Delphi 5 Developer's Guide is a complete reference showing developers what they need to know most about Delphi 5. |
| Published December 1999 |
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| Mastering Delphi 5 | Marco Cantu |
| A previous edition of this book won Delphi Informant's "Reader's Choice" award as the best Delphi book of the year. This new edition is even better! It introduces programmers to all of Delphi 5's new features, and to more than 100 real-world examples that stretch Delphi 5 to its limits. It shows readers how to use direct calls to the Windows API to add features to existing applications. Begin with basic programming topics and end with detailed examples of COM, CORBA, and advanced ActiveX implementations. New techniques for creating Internet-enabled applications are also covered in depth. This book is a MUST for every Delphi programmer! |
| Published October 1999 |
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| Delphi Developer's Guide to Open GL | Jon Jacobs |
| A comprehensive title targeted at experienced 32-bit Delphi programmers and developers in the use of the industry graphics standard library, OpenGL, which has become a standard for programming in the animation and computer game industries |
| Published August 1999 |
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| The Tomes of Delphi: Win32 Database Developer's Guide | Warren Rachele |
| Early chapters introduce concepts of the relational database and SQL, and later chapters focus on the Delphi database tools, the Borland Database Engine, Delphi components, and different ways in which database information can be turned into presentation reports. Final chapters cover special topics such as use of the API, the API function reference, and coding techniques. |
| Published August 1999 |
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| Discover Delphi : Programming Principles Explained | Shirley A. Williams, Sue Walmsley |
| Suitable both for beginners and more experienced programmers, Discover Delphi provides a complete and user-friendly introduction to programming with this accessible, prize-winning language. Supported by a wealth of screen shots, examples, quizzes and exercises, the book harnesses the unique nature of Delphi to enable the reader to acquire fundamental programming skills while learning to design and produce attractive Graphical User Interfaces (GUls). Guiding the reader through the chief features of Delphi's underlying language, Object Pascal, the authors introduce key programming concepts in tandem with essential Delphi components and their important methods, properties and events. Discover Delphi develops the skills needed not only to program within the Delphi environment but also to go on and learn other imperative and object-based languages |
| Published July 1999 |
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| Nathan Wallace's Delphi 3 Example Book | Nathan Wallace, Steve Tendon |
| Provides comprehensive coverage of the compiler and specific examples of programming code as well as unique abilities and shareware on the CD. |
| Published March 1999 |
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| Charlie Calvert's Delphi 4 Unleashed | Charlie Calvert |
| An all-new edition written by one of the most well-known developers in the Delphi community. This advanced reference will provide programmers with the information they need to build high-end Delphi applications and components compatible with ActiveX and Java. Calvert will bring the newest technologies and features of Delphi into focus and show programmers how to utilize them. Some features will include: - Building and integrating components with Java, Active X, etc. - Internet and Intranet applications and enabling - Delphi's Multi-tier Distributed Applications Services Suite (MIDAS) and how it works with Delphi - Client/server architecture and enterprise wide development. |
| Published November 1998 |
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| Mastering Delphi 4 | Marco Cantu |
| Introducing programmers to all of Delphi 4's new features and techniques, this reference explores secrets of the environment, the programming language, the custom components, and Windows 95 programming in general. The CD-ROM contains Delphi third party products, advanced debuggers, code optimization tools, and ready-to-use ActiveX examples. |
| Published September 1998 |
| More good reviews for Marco! |
| Delphi 4 Bible | Tom Swan |
| If you appreciate hands-on examples in your programming books, consider this guide. Delphi 4 Bible combines a solid tour of basic Delphi programming with excellent material on more advanced language features available in Delphi 4. This text stresses traditional client/server programming using Delphi's classic strengths for corporate database development. |
| Published August 1998 |
| Good customer reviews! |
| Delphi 4 Developer's Guide | Steve Teixeira, Xavier Pacheco |
| The Delphi 4 Developer's Guide is an advanced-level reference showing developers what they need to know most about Delphi 4. The authors deal with developers every day and offer sound skills, advice, and technical knowledge on the most advanced features of Delphi 4. Topics will include: Advanced level components including embedded links, special features and DLLs including creating your own Visual Component Libraries, Advanced OOP and object Pascal. It discusses issues about application design and frameworks concepts for client/server, enterprise and desktop level database apps, along with Delphi's Multi-tier Distributed Applications Services Suite (MIDAS) and how it works with Delphi. |
| Published August 1998 |
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| Ready-To-Run Delphi 3.0 Algorithms | Kenneth R. Stephens |
| Modeled on the author's popular "Visual Basic Algorithms", this is being promoted as the first algorithm handbook devoted exclusive to Delphi programmers. In the book and on the accompanying CD-ROM, Stephens guides readers toward faster and more usable programs employing Delphi algorithms. |
| Published July 1998 |
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| Sams Teach Yourself Delphi 4 in 21 Days | Kent Reisdorph |
| This title brings the popular three-week tutorial format to aspiring Delphi 4 programmers, combining plenty of hands-on knowledge of the most essential features of Delphi 4, including its strong database capabilities. This book is a good choice for the beginner or intermediate programmer who wants to get a solid foundation in Delphi 4 development in a minimal amount of time. |
| Published July 1998 |
| Many excellent customer reviews! |
| Delphi 3 - User Interface Design | Warren Kovach |
| Using extensive examples, this book shows how to program virtually every user interface element in Delphi, focusing on techniques for giving programs a modern look. Among the topics covered are: status bars, dockable toolbars, multipage dialog boxes, wizards, rollup dialogs, toolboxes, "What's this" help buttons, recently used file lists, splash screens and Easter Eggs. Also includes a complete chapter on internationalizing your Windows applications, written by Ludovic Dubois. |
| Published March 1998 |
| Excellent Reviews |
| The Tomes of Delphi 3: Win32 Graphical API | John Ayres, David Bowden, Larry Diehl, Philip Dorcas, Michael Tobin, Kenneth Harrison, Rodney Mathes, Ovais Reza |
| A comprehensive reference to all of the Win 32 API function calls
used to display graphics and user interface elements, this book
highlights such topics as drawing primitives, color palette
management, regions, and paths. |
| Published March 1998 |
| Excellent Customer Comments! |
| Collaborative Computing With Delphi 3 | James Callan |
| Callan delivers an advanced book for experienced Delphi programmers and developers with an especially strong focus on the concept of "scaling"-- the process of upscaling software applications from the desktop to the client/server environment. |
| Published January 1998 |
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| Developer's Guide to Delphi Troubleshooting | Clay Shannon |
| A comprehensive reference to error messages in the Delphi development environment, with an emphasis on design-time errors, compile-time errors, and run-time errors. The CD-ROM includes the entire book in electronic form for easy reference. |
| Published January 1998 |
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| Essential Delphi 3 Fast : Includes ActiveX Development | John R. Cowell |
| Designed to get the user up and running fast when developing new and effective Windows applications, Essential Delphi 3 Fast covers all the new, key features of Delphi, making it an excellent reference for
visual programmers. |
| Published January 1998 |
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| Learn Graphics File Programming with Delphi 3 | Derek Benner |
| Details the formats of 11 of the most popular graphics file types and presents Object Pascal source code to implement read/write modules for each format, as well as sample viewer application to serve as a framework. |
| Published December 1997 |
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| Visual Object-Oriented Programming Using Delphi | Richard Wiener, Claude A. Wiatrowski |
| To get the most out of Delphi, a programmer needs to understand and exploit the fundamental principles of object-oriented problem solving. Written by top experts in the field of Delphi programming, this book is aimed at programmers and software developers who are involved with every aspect of the development cycle. Through case studies and numerous examples, the authors present an application oriented guide to getting the most out of Delphi. |
| Published December 1997 |
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| Delphi Developer's Handbook | Marco Cantu, Tim Gooch, John Lam |
| Lets programmers master the Delphi 32 language, making professional client/server programming and Rapid Application Development accessible to every reader who needs to master these skills. |
| Published November 1997 |
| Many terrific customer reviews! |
| The Tomes of Delphi 3: Win32 Core API | John Ayres, David Bowden, Larry Diehl, Phil Dorcas, Kenneth Harrison, Rod Mathes, Ovais Reza, Mike Tobin |
| The authors provide software developers a comprehensive guide to the
Microsoft Windows application programming interface, the heart of Windows software development. This reference covers all of the most common Windows API functions, and each function has the syntax and an example of its use in Delphi's Object Pascal. |
| Published November 1997 |
| Many excellent Customer Comments! |
| Hidden Paths of Delphi 3; Experts, Wizards and the Open Tools API | Ray Lischner |
| A focused treatment of the Delphi Open Tools API, a misunderstood and completely undocumented aspect of Delphi 3 programming. Uncovers the secrets of how to use the Open Tools API in a readable, easy-to-understand writing style. This advanced Delphi programming book is a must-have reference that you'll keep along side the product documentation. |
| Published August 1997 |
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| Client/Server Developer's Guide With Delphi 3 | Ken Henderson |
| Client/Server Developer's Guide with Delphi 3 takes an authoritative, real-world approach to learning database design and creating full-featured client/server applications. Focusing on the more advanced features and topics, this guide makes you a proficient Delphi developer. Written by an industry expert, it helps you fully understand this powerful development environment and use it advantageously. |
| Published July 1997 |
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| High Performance Delphi 3 Programming | Don Taylor, Jim Mischel, John Penman, Terence Goggin, Jeff Duntemann, Jon Shemitz |
| If you want to get serious about Delphi programming, this book was written just for you. Open it up and shift into second gear, where you'll
explore input/output filtering, fractals, way-out-there database technology, and Windows arcana. Then pop it into high gear and slam the pedal to the metal, as you speed through Internet development secrets, dynamic user interface design, process monitoring, embedded components, and more. |
| Published July 1997 |
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| Delphi 3 for Dummies | Neil J. Rubenking |
| Thanks to author Neil J. Rubenking's hands-on, plain-English approach to programming, you'll feel comfortable starting from scratch if you've never programmed before and right at home if you're already familiar with Visual Basic, earlier versions of Delphi, or other languages. |
| Published May 1997 |
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| Developing Custom Delphi 3 Components | Ray Konopka |
| Computer Programming Editor's Recommended Book, 08/01/97: A comprehensive how-to manual for programmers who want to build robust components that they--or other programmers--can reuse time and again. Konopka builds up to this task by explaining Delphi's object model and giving an overview of the component building process; although the book assumes a fair amount of familiarity with Delphi, it never fails to provide a conceptual framework and explain why you would or wouldn't want to use various techniques. |
| Published May 1997 |
| Although now out-of-print, this popular and still valuable book is now available from Ray's site at www.raize.com as a PDF download. |
| Teach Yourself Delphi 3 in 14 Days | Dan Osier |
| This resource is the ideal learning tool for beginning programmers who want to develop their own programming capabilities, as well as developers who want to make the transition to the latest version of Delphi. |
| Published May 1997 |
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| Delphi 3 Superbible | Paul B. Thurrott, Gary Brent, Richard Bagdazian, Steve Tendon |
| An organized exposition of all the important features of Delphi 3.0. Subjects are arranged by the class scheme used for all Delphi 3.0 components. Introductory chapters cover the Delphi Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and debugger. |
| Published April 1997 |
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| Mastering Delphi 3 | Marco Cantu |
| Mastering Delphi 3 introduces programmers to all of Delphi 3's features and techniques, including secrets of the environment, the
programming language, the custom components, and Windows 95 programming in general. |
| Published April 1997 |
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| Special Edition Using Delphi 3 | David Powell, Todd Miller, Roland Bouchereau, Julian Bucknall |
| This updated version answers most commonly asked questions from Delphi programmers. Provides extensive coverage of SQL and client/server programming. Covers multimedia, graphics, and automation. Shows how to create ActiveX controls and use them to build powerful applications. |
| Published April 1997 |
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| Delphi Component Design | Danny Thorpe |
| This book applies Delphi's object oriented concepts and programming model to the specific steps involved in designing components. Its description of Delphi IDE design-time interfaces and example code will be an invaluable programmer's reference. |
| Published December 1996 |
| Collector's Item! See the used prices at Amazon. |
| Secrets of Delphi 2 : Exposing Undocumented Features of Delphi | Ray Lischner |
| In-depth, comprehensive coverage of undocumented Delphi features for advanced programmers who want to know more about the inner details of Delphi. |
| Published September 1996 |
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| Delphi 2 Developer's Guide | Xavier Pacheco, Steve Teixeira |
| A solutions-oriented approach to application development that uses the visual programming tools in Delphi for implementation. You'll learn
how to effectively use OCX controls with Delphi, write Delphi custom components, share information with the clipboard and DDE, and build
your own applications -- from concept to final product. Winner of the Delphi Informant Reader's Choice Award for 1996. |
| Published July 1996 |
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| Essential Delphi 2.0 Fast : How to Develop Applications in Delphi 2.0 | J. R. Cowell |
| Essential Delphi 2.0 Fast provides a tour of the Delphi environment, while also comparing it to Visual Basic. Containing many working examples using common components of any Windows program, the book takes readers through the Pascal language and shows them how to program using various tools. |
| Published June 1996 |
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| Beginning Delphi 2.0 | Peter Wright |
| This book provides the beginner with an excellent introduction to the strengths of Borland's new tool. It explains the concepts of Windows development and shows how to use Delphi to create great-looking applications. Working examples illustrate the concepts at every stage. |
| Published May 1996 |
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| Borland's Official No-Nonsense Guide to Delphi 2 | Michelle M. Manning |
| Contrasts itself against other books by providing an in-depth, no-nonsense study of Delphi--just the facts. Written for casual programmers, Borland's No-Nonsense Guide to Delphi 2 give the readers the essential information they need on topics as varied as
developing client/server applications, multimedia programs, and advanced Windows programming. |
| Published May 1996 |
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| Peter Norton's Guide to Delphi 2 | John Paul Mueller, Peter Norton |
| This book includes coverage of all the programming topics that Delphi programmers need to know, including OLE, the Windows API, Internet development tools, and Database Management System (DBMS) programming. It shows readers how to create extensions for Delphi with other prgramming languages. |
| Published May 1996 |
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| Teach Yourself Delphi 2 | Devra Hall |
| This new edition provides a guided tour of the latest release of Borland's powerful programming tool and demonstrates how to develop good programming habits. It goes step-by-step through the Delphi programming environment and introduces each programming tool required for the creation of a multimedia presentation. |
| Published May 1996 |
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| Delphi 2 Nuts & Bolts : For Experienced Programmers | Gary Cornell, Troy Strain, Cay S. Horstmann |
| Showing experienced users how to use the new Delphi 32, Borland's 32-bit visual development tool, programmers learn how to create 32-bit programs that fully exploit the new features and interface elements in Windows 95. They also find out how to take advantage of Delphi 32's new OLE-compliant controls, which bring added power to visual programming. |
| Published April 1996 |
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| Delphi Programming Problem Solver | Neil Rubenking |
| As programmers begin using the increasingly popular Delphi, they find themselves asking, "I know how to do this in (fill in the blank), but how
do I do it in Delphi?" Based on a survey of the most frequently asked questions of programmers, Neil Rubenking provides all the answers,
plus any code used, special notes and tips, and more. |
| Published April 1996 |
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| The Revolutionary Guide to Delphi 2 | Bob Swart, Paul Hinks, Brian Long, et al |
| Aimed at professional software developers who have latched onto Delphi as their vehicle for Windows development, this title covers the
advanced areas of the language and development environment. Working Delphi programmers take the reader through Object Pascal
implementation, InterBase engine applications and interfacing with OWL/Paradox and the Windows API. |
| Published April 1996 |
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| Using Delphi 2 : Special Edition | Brian Salmanowitz, Scott Strool, Brent Biely, Jonathan Matcho |
| Aimed at the intermediate to advanced programmer, Using Delphi 2, Special Ed. includes over 300 pages of new and updated coverage of
key topics and new features. New material includes coverage of Windows 95 features, OLE, the Visual Control Library, and DLL creation. |
| Published April 1996 |
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| Building Internet Applications With Delphi 2 | Davis Chapman |
| Covering everything from file protocols and sockets to TCP/IP and hypertext access this is the best way to learn how to write powerful
Internet applications with Delphi! CD-ROM includes a socket, necessary TCP/IP files, example applications, and all of the source code from the book. Readers will learn how to write applications that use graphic, multimedia, sound, and video. Provides instructions for creating an Internet server. |
| Published March 1996 |
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| Delphi 2.0 by Example | Scott L. Warner, et al |
| For new Delphi programmers. This book breaks the material down into fairly small, bite-size chapters that allow the reader to easily progress from simple to complex topics. Includes chapter summaries and review exercises to reinforce key concepts and enhance the reader's learning experience. |
| Published March 1996 |
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| Borland Delphi How-To : The Definitive Delphi Problem Solver | Gary Frerking, Wayne Niddery, Nathan Wallace |
| The definitive Delphi problem solver, Borland Delphi How-To helps Delphi programmers, both beginning and advanced, overcome common challenges, solve complex problems, and realize their programming visions. |
| Published October 1995 |
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| Developing Windows Applications Using Delphi | Paul Penrod |
| This book is an ideal introduction for traditional C programmers who want to make the transition to rapid application development, as well as those with experience programming in Visual Basic, Pascal and C. Whatever your programming background, this book will quickly make you fluent with Delphi. |
| Published July 1995 |
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| Delphi Nuts & Bolts : For Experienced Programmers | Gary Cornell, Troy Strain, Cay S. Horstmann |
| This book teaches experienced programmers the essentials of programming in Delphi. Everything programmers need to know is included, without unnecessary tutorials or remedial information. |
| Published May 1995 |
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| Instant Delphi | Dave Jewell |
| Takes the programmer through the concepts and features of Delphi in the fastest possible way--showing how Object Pascal fits into the new Delphi framework, and how to create great applications fast. |
| Published April 1995 |
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| Using Delphi : Special Edition | Jon Matcho, David R. Faulkner, Paul Perry |
| The ideal book for experienced programmers who want to get up to speed quickly with Delphi. Includes a fast-paced Pascal tutorial which focuses on the language's essentials. |
| Published April 1995 |
|