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Visual Object-Oriented Programming Using Delphi With CD-ROM (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology, Series Number 14) - Softcover
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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. The book includes a free CD-ROM containing source code for its many examples, as well as compiled versions of these examples.
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To get the most out of Delphi, a programmer needs to understand and exploit the fundamental principles of object-oriented problem solving. 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.
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Both the book Visual Object-Oriented Programming Using Delphi, by Richard Wiener and Claude Wiatrowski, and the newest version of Delphi arrived at my door within a few days of each other, so I thought it useful to combine a look at the new tool with a look at the text...
Delphi is aimed primarily at developing multi-tier distributed database applications. The text, unlike the vast majority of its competitors, does not discuss database development at all. That is entirely okay by me; the majority of engineering computations I'm involved with do not involve databases either. The text does lead you through the development of several small apps that have instructive value. Chapter 5 will appeal to engineers, as it discusses the solution of, and presentation of the results for, a differential equation representing the control of a system. In Chapter 7, the authors boldly leap into component construction, which is another order of magnitude more difficult than creating drag-and- drop apps. -- Peter N. Roth, Dr. Dobb's Journal -- Dr. Dobb's Journal
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