KickAss Delphi Programming: Cutting-edge Delphi Programming with an Attitude

In this book, you'll find the most advanced Delphi topics ever before collected between covers, explained by the gurus for the experts. Explore low-level Windows arcana, Internet development secrets, special Pentium-specific machine instructions, way-out-there database technology, and much more, all explained with a light heart and more than a touch of wit.
Learn low-level Windows secrets from ace writer Don Taylor, in two brand new Ace Breakpoint programming adventures; build your own DLLs and screen savers in Delphi - no C++ required; go down to the metal with a Winsock VCL component, with which you can encapsulate any Internet protocol you need; create strikingly realistic 3D fractal landscapes in Delphi; break the relational database mold with recursive data and components to handle it; and monitor processes, handle Windows messaging, master drag 'n' drop, and a whole lot more!

Jim Mischel (Round Rock, TX) is a co-author of Delphi Programming EXplorer, and developer of Windows games in Delphi and C++.

Don Taylor (Poulsbo, WA) is the founder of Turbo User Group, editor of TUG Lines, and a co-author of Delphi Programming EXplorer. Jim Mischel (Round Rock, TX) is a co-author of Delphi Programming EXplorer, and developer of Windows games in Delphi and C++. John Penman (Johannesburg, So. Africa) is a Delphi developer specializing in Internet software development and custom components, and a contributor to Visual Developer Magazine. Terence Goggin (Westlake Village, CA) is product management director for Nutshell Software and developer of several leading Delphi components.

Don Taylor (Poulsbo, WA) is the founder of Turbo User Group, editor of TUG Lines, and a co-author of Delphi Programming EXplorer.