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Publications
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Delphi 6 Developer's Guide
SAMS
Borland(r) Delphi 6 Developer's Guide is a new edition of the #1 best-selling Delphi book by authors Steve Teixeira and Xavier Pacheco. Steve and Xavier are of the winners of the Delphi Informant Reader's Choice Award for both Delphi 4 Developer's Guide and Delphi 5 Developer's Guide.
Borland(r) 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…Borland(r) Delphi 6 Developer's Guide is a new edition of the #1 best-selling Delphi book by authors Steve Teixeira and Xavier Pacheco. Steve and Xavier are of the winners of the Delphi Informant Reader's Choice Award for both Delphi 4 Developer's Guide and Delphi 5 Developer's Guide.
Borland(r) 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.Other authors -
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Delphi 4 Developer's Guide
SAMS
This authoritative and comprehensive title covers the basics of Delphi programming in depth, while demonstrating why Delphi 4 is even more powerful than its predecessors. The text begins with a tour of Delphi 4 basics, including improvements since version 1. After observing object-oriented Pascal programming, including advanced language features, the authors turn to the strengths of using the Visual Component Library (VCL) application frameworks. They include several invaluable sections for…
This authoritative and comprehensive title covers the basics of Delphi programming in depth, while demonstrating why Delphi 4 is even more powerful than its predecessors. The text begins with a tour of Delphi 4 basics, including improvements since version 1. After observing object-oriented Pascal programming, including advanced language features, the authors turn to the strengths of using the Visual Component Library (VCL) application frameworks. They include several invaluable sections for corporate developers, including a "coding standards" document. Sections on combining VCL with ActiveX controls round out the basic tour.
Advanced topics include graphics programming, building dynamic link-libraries (DLLs), printing, and multithreading. A rich tour of VCL components, including instructions on how to create custom components, and ActiveX internals follows.
The rest of the book examines strategies for creating applications, from traditional two-tiered, client/server database applications to applications that use the Internet to deliver HTML on the fly using server-side Delphi objects. Finally, the authors look at n-tiered applications that make use of Delphi's powerful MIDAS architecture for distributed computing.Other authors -
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Delphi 2 Developer's Guide
SAMS
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. Both authors have worked with Borland in the development of Delphi, and together know exactly what Delphi developers need -- in fact, it was the winner of the Delphi…
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. Both authors have worked with Borland in the development of Delphi, and together know exactly what Delphi developers need -- in fact, it was the winner of the Delphi Informant Reader's Choice Award for 1996.
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Delphi Developer's Guide
SAMS
Delphi Developer's Guide provides a solution-oriented approach to application development that uses the visual programming tools in Delphi for implementation. Covers design methodology as well as the software. Shows what the future holds for GUI application development. Explains how visual programming is used in developing the various parts of an application. Covers Latest Version.
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Patents
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Augmented Reality Based Community Review for Automobile Drivers
Issued US 10,334,199
See patentDisclosed is an infrastructure to support an augmented reality (AR) based community for drivers. Each driver's view (e.g., using an AR device) of other vehicles on the road can be augmented with virtual information about other drivers in the community. Drivers in the community can express their opinions on the driving behavior of other drivers in the community. Drivers' opinions can be accumulated and tallied to produce a cumulative assessment of a particular behavior for a particular driver. A…
Disclosed is an infrastructure to support an augmented reality (AR) based community for drivers. Each driver's view (e.g., using an AR device) of other vehicles on the road can be augmented with virtual information about other drivers in the community. Drivers in the community can express their opinions on the driving behavior of other drivers in the community. Drivers' opinions can be accumulated and tallied to produce a cumulative assessment of a particular behavior for a particular driver. A driver's view through their AR device and be further augmented with the community's assessment of that driver's driving behavior, which can influence the driver's future behavior.
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Security system and methodology for providing indirect access control
Issued US 6,850,943
A system providing methods for indirect access control is described. When an attempt to access a network by a first application is detected, a determination is made as to whether at least one other application is attempting indirect network access through the first application. If at least one other application is determined to be attempting indirect network access, each such other application is evaluated to determine if it is approved for network access. If each such other application is…
A system providing methods for indirect access control is described. When an attempt to access a network by a first application is detected, a determination is made as to whether at least one other application is attempting indirect network access through the first application. If at least one other application is determined to be attempting indirect network access, each such other application is evaluated to determine if it is approved for network access. If each such other application is approved for network access, access to the network is permitted. Otherwise, access to the network is denied.
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Lenae Storey
You know there's some momentum happening if Marty Cagan decides to write about a product topic you've been at work trying to enable for years. Love to see it, and BIG shout out to Stacey Langer for providing her expertise in this article! 🧘♀️ Here are a few other pros that came to mind for the product model: 1. The government product model makes product (public) value and risk management possible. Product risks—such as value, desirability, viability, and feasibility—are not risks that traditional project management models can effectively manage. Government agencies interact with the public through the services they offer, but government digital experiences are not always inherently valuable. It’s what these digital services do for users that create individual and public value. Building tech alone ≠ value. 2. Evidence-driven decision-making uses discovery, iterative delivery, and testing with actual end users, where you continuously learn. This enables many things, mainly building with your users while validating the solution direction. It can also enable an incremental funding option specifically for products/services (traditionally called ‘projects’) that are especially complex, high priority, and/or contain many unknowns. 3. Driving technology from a place of vision and strategy measured in outcomes that can align and even influence policy changes. 🤸♀️ Some realities in trying to adopt a product model in gov: 1. The word ‘product’ often can be confusing, especially when it doesn’t fully represent what is being built and managed. A lot, if not most, of the technology work happening in government often involves solving service design challenges. So, in gov products, you focus on solving for the end-to-end experience, which can mean processes and non-tech things. 2. Conway’s Law and government systems replicate the organizational structures in agencies, which are often siloed and isolated. This is often represented as 'legacy tech.' Much of the work in 'product' in government is modernizing legacy systems, which requires the same principles as the product model but often a different emphasis on its varied approaches. Not all products or digital services start from the same place; many are not greenfield. 3. Traditional ATO structures can stop the product operating model in its tracks. To overcome this, it is important to integrate the ATO into the product model, utilizing a ‘continuous ATO’ operating model. But see point 2 above. At the end of the day, the product model isn’t a process you learn to implement and then just implement. It’s not just ‘Agile’ or Scrum or DevOps. Those methods can (or sometimes can’t) enable the product model. It's a mentality and discipline for continuously using new inputs to deliver value throughout a product's LIFE. It's a cultural change as much as an operating change, and there is no 'single way' to do it. However, operating from product thinking principles can help us start from the right place.
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Trevor Oke
"We thought we'd solved scheduling in Outlook when we invented 'free/busy' time... Fast forward two decades and now we have systems where one side structures a calendar, and the other side just picks an open time off a website. It’s not unlike what we did with free/busy. I don’t know about you, but I’m 100% on meetings being rescheduled when I pick the time off someone else’s calendar without their input." Automation is a gigantic PITA. If you think it’s not, you’re wrong. Automation is never straightforward. It's always handling exceptions—and almost everything is an exception. It's about abstracting way complexity - and every abstraction leaks. This is a good article. Give it a read: https://lnkd.in/gaRKwR6Z.
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Spencer Abrams
There's an oft-cited stat from Pendo that 80% of software features are rarely, if ever, used. While it's impossible to know the accuracy of that, it's not hard to believe. I've been part of multiple feature factories, where emphasis was put on new features to 'claim' rather than taking time to ensure we've actually solved the desired problem before moving onto the next. If you're a Product Manager/Leader in the Indy area, join us on August 14 for a conversation around best practices for measuring product success. We'll have food, drinks, and hopefully some great learnings! (Registration link in the comments)
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